Category:Lamia (mythology)
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- For the longhorn beetle genus see category:Lamia (Coleoptera).
- For the city in Greece see category:Lamia (Greece).
English: In Greek mythology, Lamia was a beautiful queen of Libya who was later cursed, transforming her into a child-eating daemon. Zeus gave her the ability to remove her eyes and have the gift of prophecy. She is usually described as having the upper body of a woman and lower half of a serpent.
See also: Media in category "Lamia (mythology)"
The following 15 files are in this category, out of 15 total.
A Lamia Wellcome L0005336.jpg 1,346 × 1,516; 959 KB
Draper-Lamia.jpg 831 × 1,556; 164 KB
Frammenti di mosaico pavimentale del 1213, 24.JPG 2,328 × 2,148; 2.77 MB
Herbert James Draper, Study for Lamia.jpg 974 × 1,600; 254 KB
John Waterhouse - Lamia - Google Art Project.jpg 3,454 × 5,686; 4.75 MB
Lamia and the Soldier.jpg 1,131 × 1,875; 2.02 MB
Lamia Waterhouse.jpg 995 × 1,600; 409 KB
Redgirl and knight01.jpg 400 × 602; 74 KB
John William Waterhouse - Vain Lamorna, A Study for Lamia.jpg 2,000 × 1,504; 1.68 MB
Lamia by Herbert James Draper (1909).jpg 367 × 700; 167 KB
Lamia Garagartzan Arrasate 2007-01-01.JPG 1,600 × 1,200; 659 KB
Lamiamyth.jpg 367 × 700; 55 KB
San Giovanni Evangelista in Ravenna, sphinx.jpg 1,164 × 1,208; 508 KB
The knight and the mermaid.jpg 360 × 700; 100 KB
Topsell-91.jpg 575 × 500; 54 KB
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