CO′PIA, the goddess of plenty.
CO′RAN. One of Actæon’s hounds was so named.
CORN, see Ceres.
COR′ONIS, was a consort of Apollo and mother of Æsculapius. Another
Coronis was daughter of a king of Phocis, and was changed by Athena
into a crow.
CORYBAN′TES were priests of Cybele. They obtained the name because they
were in the habit of striking themselves in their dances.
CORY′DON. A silly love-sick swain mentioned by Virgil.
CORY′THAIX. A name given to Mars, meaning Shaker of the Helmet.
COTYT′TO. The Athenian goddess of immodesty.
“Hail! goddess of nocturnal sport,
Dark-veiled Cotytto, to whom the secret flame
Of midnight torches burns; mysterious dame.”