Calypso is a name often mentioned in mythology. Most famously, she was a nymph who lived on the island of Ogygia, where she kept Odysseus captive for as many as seven years (as she wished him to be her immortal husband).
The name may also refer to a Oceanid or Nereid. In any event, all of the nymphs share divine heritage from Titans.
Side note: Calypso means to conceal, and etymologically is the opposite of Apocalypse.
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Calypso is also said to be a daughter of Atlas.
Calypso wasn't a goddess. She is a nymph and one of Atlas's daughters. She kept Odysseus on her island with her for 7 years until Athena asked her to release him.
Calypso was the Greek Goddess of Silence in Greek mythology
Calypso was not a god. She was a nymph in Greek mythology.
Calypso kept Odysseus from returning home for 7 years
Calypso's father is Atlas. Calypso was a nymph in Greek mythology.
She was a sea nymph,not a goddess.
Calypso was a figure in greek mythology. she was a daughter of Atlas and was punished for supporting the titans in the war.
In Greek mythology, Calypso is a nymph who lives on the island of Ogygia. She is not typically portrayed as having a daughter in classical myths.
An Enchantress, said to help Odysseus on his way home from troy.
Calypso is one of the offsprings of Atlas. She is also the sea nymph who detains Odysseus for 5-8 years during the Odyssey
In Greek mythology, Calypso's children were Nausithous and Nausinous. They were believed to be fathered by either Odysseus or Poseidon.
Held the Ithacan Hero, Odysseus, captive on her tropical island for many years.
John Denver wrote a song called Calypso Jacques-Yves Cousteau sailed the worlds Oceans in a boat called Calypso In greek mythology Calypso was a nymph and a daughter of Atlas who lived on the island of Ogygia
Calypso is a character from Greek mythology, known as a nymph or sometimes a sea goddess, who trapped the hero Odysseus on her island in Homer's "The Odyssey." Calypso is often depicted as a beautiful and powerful deity who falls in love with Odysseus and detains him for several years before eventually releasing him. Her story highlights themes of love, power, and freedom in Greek mythology.