ATALANTA

ATALANTA


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1836 Handel opera
Character from Greek myth associated with golden apples
Fleet huntress of myth
Fleet runner of myth
Fleet-footed female of fiction
Fleet-footed fictional woman
Handel opera based on Greek myth
Handel opera set in Greece
Hippomenes beat her
Hippomenes love
Huntress who married Hippomenes
Loser of a footrace with Hippomenes
Loser of a mythological footrace
Loser to Hippomenes
Loser to Hippomenes in a mythological footrace
Maiden hunter of myth
Maiden of golden-apples race
Mythical Greek sprinter
Mythical girl of boar hunt fame
Mythical racer
Mythical runner
Mythical runner who was turned into a lion
Mythological female runner
Mythological huntress
Mythological racer who picked up three golden apples
Mythological runner
Mythological woman raised by hunters
Only female Argonaut
Retriever of Aphrodites golden apples
Runner in Greek mythology
Runner of myth
She had a reputation for being fast
Swift heroine of Greek myth
Swift runner of myth
Woman in Ovids Metamorphoses
Racer who stopped for the golden apples.
She wounded the Calydonian boar.
Victim of 3 golden apples.
Fleet Greek princess.
Hippomenes defeated her.
Swift runner of Greek legend.
Swift-footed Greek huntress.
Maiden of golden apples race.
Huntress-runner of myth.
Greek huntress.
Mythical huntress
Fleet-footed maid of myth.
Passenger on the Argo.
Legendary maiden who lost a footrace.
Loser of a mythical footrace.
Golden-apples girl.
Heroine of Greek myth
Heroine of myth
Speedy Greek maiden
Mythical figure
Speedy beauty of myth
Three golden apples undid her
Loser of the golden apples race
Legendary Greek heroine
Apple picker of myth
Hippomenes outran her
Woman in Ovid's Metamorphoses
Maiden who raced Hippomenes, in myth
Only woman aboard the Argo, it's said
Lone female Argonaut
Mythological fast-running girl
Greek huntress defeated in a running race
Fabulous runner from area within US state capital
Fast girl first in Georgian city
She had a legendary run entertaining a city in America
Classical runner first seen in US city
Runner first appearing in Olympic venue
Olympic venue playing host to a legendary runner
Female Greek athlete originally seen in US Olympic city
Fast woman as leader in state capital
Racer of Greek myth
Mythological character nursed by a she-bear
Just like the rascal one is, jumping ship
Members of the Royal Ordnance Military Band originally playing note on top of slide
Peter Mark ___, British physician, natural theologian and lexicographer best known for his Thesaurus of English Words and Phrases
Jeffrey Bernard Is ___, 1989 play by Keith Waterhouse about a journalist
Attending national army gathering as huntress
Georgias capital welcomes a group of Italian players
US city home to athletic female sprinter?
In Greek mythology, a maiden who agreed to marry any man who could defeat her in a running race
Italian Serie A football club based in Bergamo
In Greek mythology, a maiden who lost to Hippomenes when she paused to pick up three golden apples
Female Argonaut
Woman among the Argonauts, according to some accounts
Mythical hunter from America, in American capital




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