In the Greek myth of Atalanta, the huntress was said to have been left in the wilderness as an infant because her father wanted a son and was disappointed by the birth of a daughter. Atalanta was a favorite of the Greek goddess Artemis.
He exposed baby Atalanta to the wilderness to die.
Atalanta's father abandoned her in the wilderness because he wanted a son instead of a daughter. She was eventually rescued and raised by a she-bear.
Atalanta, having grown up in the wilderness, became a fierce huntress and was always armed. It is said that she took an oath of virginity to the goddess Artemis. When two centaurs Rhoikos and Hylaios tried to rape her, Atalanta killed them.
her father wanted a son and since he didn't get it he was filled with rage and ordered her to be left on the mountainside to die.
Atalanta was a heroine in Greek mythology.
Atalanta was nursed by a she-bear.
atalanta was turned into a lion with hippomenes
Atalanta is the same, in Greek or Latin.
Atalanta was a heroine.
The most famous "runner" in the Greek and Roman mythologies is Atalanta. According to the mythologies, Atalanta was the daughter or Iasus who was king of the Arcadians. Iasus wanted a son, so when Atalanta was born, he abandoned her on top of a mountain. Atalanta survived and grew up in the wilderness, where she became a fierce hunter and gave an oath of virginity to the goddess Artemis. Eventually, Iasus re-discovered her and wanted her to marry. Not wanting to be married, Atalanta agreed to marry only if her suitors could beat her in a footrace, but if they lost to her, then they'd be killed. After many attempts (and with some trickery) Hippomenes was able to defeat Atalanta in a race and marry her.
Atalanta was determined never to get married.
Atalanta - opera - was created in 1736.