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| - Ariadne es una cazadora de sombras actualmente comprometida con Charles Fairchild.
- The Ariadne was a starship in service in the 2370s. Among its crew were Steyn, Auger and Trasser. In 2374, the Ariadne left Yridia for Lissepia while carrying a valuable shipment of latinum. An incident aboard the vessel forced it to divert to Deep Space 9 for repairs. (DS9 novel: Hollow Men)
- Ariadne is a Shadowhunter currently engaged to Charles Fairchild.
- Lauren Corazon is the sister of Araña.
- center|thumb|450px|Ariadne em Naxos, de John William Waterhouse (1898) Ariadne, Ariagne, Ariane ou Ariana era a filha de Minos, rei de Creta e Pasífae. Apaixonou-se por Teseu e ajudou-o a derrotar o Minotauro, mas foi por ele abandonado. Entretanto, o deus Dioniso a viu e por ela se apaixonou, tornando-a sua esposa. Seu nome parece derivar de ari hadnê, "a mais sagrada"; a variante Ariagne significa ari hagnê, "a mais honrada". Em Roma, foi sincretizada com Líbera, a esposa de Líber, deus do vinho sincretizado com Dioniso.
- Ariadne, also known as the Dark Lady of Vulpengaard, is the leader of the Purple Paladins and a close underling and potential love interest of Richelieu. She used to work for the Clergy of Mardük but later joined the Magicracy of Alent. She is one of the few people who knows Richelieu's real name and past. Ariadne participated in the Battle of the Rivers as one of the Alentian commanders and was forced to return back to Alent with the survivors after the Coalition overwhelmed her forces.
- Ariadne az Utolsó Órák egyik szereplője, aki Charles Fairchild menyasszonya.
- Ariadne was a princess of Crete. She was a daughter of King Minos and his Queen, Pasiphaë, and the legacy of the god Zeus (on her father's side). She is most commonly known for helping the Greek demigod hero Theseus get through the Labyrinth in Ancient Greece. She became the immortal wife of the god Dionysus after Theseus abandoned her. Her Roman counterpart is Ariana.
- Ariadne was a favorite of Apollo who treated her with little respect. Hercules was able to convince her she should have more respect for herself. When Apollo placed her in a death trap, Hercules fought him and released her. Mythologically, Ariadne a princess of Crete, the sister of the Minotaur and the wife of Dionysus, whom she married after Theseus abandoned her. She had no connection with Apollo whatsoever.
- Her curly hair is tied up with a purple ribbon, She wears a necklace. She has an armlet on her left arm and a bracelet on her right arm. She also wears a violet dress and a knee-length, purple sandals. There is a purple tattoo on her forehead.
- Ariadne (Gr: Αριαδνη) was the immortal wife of the wine-god Dionysos. She was the daughter of MInos, King of Crete, and his wife Pasiphae, daughter of Helios.
- Ariadne era filha do rei Minos de Creta, e é bem conhecida por ter ajudado o herói Teseu, de Atenas, a entrar e sair do labiríntico palácio em que vivia o Minotauro, meio-homem, meio-touro. Depois de decapitar o monstro, Teseu seguiu o novelo desfiado que a apaixonada Ariadne lhe deu, encontrando ao mesmo tempo a saída e a bela. No entanto, depois de levá-la consigo, Teseu abandona Ariadne na ilha de Naxos. Na Teogonia de Hesíodo, o mais antigo poema grego completo (Séc. VIII a.C.), os versos 946 a 948 referem-se a Ariadne, e podem ser traduzidos livremente como:
- Ariadne was featured in the story of "Theseus and the Minotaur". She was the daughter of Minos the King. Every day she would enter the Labyrinth and care for the Minotaur. She knew the heart was human, no matter what the face. In Greek Mythology, it was mentioned that she was rescued by Dionysus.
- Ariadne was a sprawling planet with a population of around 1.5 billion (1,500,000,000) humans and home to a Zohar research facility, as well as one of the Zohar Emulators. It is implied Ariadne is slightly bigger than Lost Jerusalem because of the km diameter of the Cathedral Ship. Ariadne is divided into three sections: a zone filled with greenery, a zone surging with businesses and research facilities, and a living space for regular citizens.
- Ariadne was the daughter of King Minos of Crete, the owner of the Minotaur. When Theseus came to Crete to end Minos's annual demands that Athens send 7 men and 7 women to sacrifice to the Minotaur, Ariadne fell in love with Theseus. She gave him a sword to fight the Minotaur and a ball of string so he would be able to find his way out of the labyrinth. After Theseus achieved his goal, Ariadne eloped with him. On the way back to Athens, they stop to the island of Naxos. Due to a false alarm of the Cretan fleet pursuing them, Theseus' crew fled the island the next morning, unwittingly leaving Ariadne behind. A short while later, Dionysus saw the abandoned Ariadne and took her in order to be his wife. Since then she remained faithful to him, but she was killed by Perseus at Argos. Dionysus ho
- Ariadne ist eine freie und unabhängige Stadt im Nordwesten des Kaiserreichs Hellas. Sie ist die Stadt der Gelehrten und bietet die beste Ausbildung für Magier in Mundus Magicus. Zwar ist Ariadne als Stadtstaat naturgemäß klein, dennoch stellt die Stadt einen Machtfaktor dar. So werden Vertreter der Rittertruppe nach Ostia entsandt um das Ende des Krieges vor 20 Jahren zu feiern.
- Since ancient Greek myths were passed down through oral tradition, many variations of this and other myths exist. According to an Athenian version of the legend, Minos attacked Athens after his son was killed there. The Athenians asked for terms, and were required to sacrifice seven young men and seven maidens every seven or nine years to the Minotaur. One year, the sacrificial party included Theseus, the son of King Aegeus, who volunteered to come and kill the Minotaur. Ariadne fell in love at first sight, and helped him by giving him a sword and a ball of thread, so that he could find his way out of the Minotaur's labyrinth.
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