Himalia
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| - | [[Giacomo Casanova]] claimed 122 conquest. His immediate if divine predecessor [[Zeus]] only about 45. These include 17 goddesses ([[Aix]], [[Ananke]], [[Demeter]], [[Dione]], [[Thalassa]], [[Gaia]], [[Hera]], [[Eos]], [[Eris]], [[Leto]], [[Maia]], [[Metis]], [[Mnemosyne]], [[Persephone]], [[Selene]], [[Themis]]); 26 [[mortal]]s or [[nymph]]s ([[Aegina ]], [[Alcmene ]], [[Antiope]], [[Callisto]], [[Carme]], [[Danaë]], [[Elara]], [[Electra]], [[Europa]], [[Eurynome]], [[Himalia]], [[Iodame]], [[Io]], [[Lamia]], [[Laodamia]], [[Leda]], [[Maera ]], [[Niobe]], [[Olympias]], [[Othreis]], [[Plouto]], [[Podarge]], [[Pyrrha ]], [[Semele]], [[Taygete]], [[Thalia]]) and at least three unknown mothers. | + | '''Himalia''' may refer to: |
| + | *[[Himalia (moon)]], a moon of the planet Jupiter | ||
| + | *[[Himalia (mythology)]], a nymph from Cyprus in Greek mythology | ||
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Himalia may refer to:
- Himalia (moon), a moon of the planet Jupiter
- Himalia (mythology), a nymph from Cyprus in Greek mythology
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