person
Ixion
A sinner of the underworld, bound and whirled forever on a flying wheel for his assault on Juno.
Reading notes
- Agamemnon §1 the swift wheel
Ixion, bound forever to a turning wheel in Tartarus for his outrage against Juno.
- The Pumpkinification of the Divine Claudius §14 Ixion
Bound forever to a turning wheel in Hades for his crime against Juno; the third classic punishment weighed for Claudius.
- Moral Letters to Lucilius §3.24.18 Ixion
A Lapith king punished in the underworld by being bound to an ever-turning wheel, for attempting to violate Juno; one of the proverbial sufferers whose torments Seneca dismisses as empty fears.
- Hercules (Mad) §765 Ixion
The sinner whirled forever on a flying wheel for his assault on Juno.
- Hercules on Oeta §957 the Thessalian king
Ixion, bound to an ever-turning wheel in Tartarus for assaulting Juno; the centaurs' father.
- Medea §740 Ixion
Damned to spin forever on a wheel in Hades; Medea bids the wheel stop for her rite.
- Octavia §615 Ixion
A sinner bound to an ever-turning wheel in the underworld.
- Phaedra §1230 father of my Pirithous
Ixion, bound forever to a turning wheel in the underworld; Theseus asks to take his place.