Andromeda in Greek myth is the wife of Perseus and queen of Mycenae. She was not a Greek goddess.
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∙ 10y agoNO. She was a princess.
Andromeda was not a Greek goddess, she was a princess of Ethiopia and later wife of Perseus and queen of Mycanae.
Andromeda was a princess whose mother bragged about her being more beautiful than the godesses themselves (not a good idea). For punishment, she was chained to a rock to be eaten by a sea monster, but Perseus happened to be passing by and killed the monster, rescued her, and eventually married her.
Andromeda married Perseus.
Phineus however, Andromeda married Perseus.
Andromeda was not a Greek goddess, she was the wife of the Greek hero Perseus.
NO. She was a princess.
Andromeda was not a Greek goddess, she was a princess of Ethiopia and later wife of Perseus and queen of Mycanae.
Andromeda was not a Greek goddess, she was the wife of Perseus and the only mother of his children. The galaxy was named for her because it's placement in the constellation named for her.
Andromeda was not a goddess. She was the mortal daughter of Cepheus and Cassiopeia, the rulers of Ethiopia.
Because of the boast of Andromeda's mother Cassiopeia that Andromeda was more beautiful than the Nereids (sea goddess nymphs).
Andromeda was not a Greek goddess, she was a mortal princess of Eithiopia and later wife of Perseus and queen of Mycenae.
Andromeda
She is the daughter of Cepheus and Cassiopeia, king and queen of Ethiopians. She was chained to a rock.
Andromeda is known as the "chained woman," and is a prominent constellation in the night sky.
The depictions of the Greek goddess Cassandra vary greatly from the number of retellings and artist depictions. However, many artists depict her with reddish-copper hair and a fair to medium complexion. The only thing that is consistent is her being described as beautiful.
Andromeda was a princess whose mother bragged about her being more beautiful than the godesses themselves (not a good idea). For punishment, she was chained to a rock to be eaten by a sea monster, but Perseus happened to be passing by and killed the monster, rescued her, and eventually married her.