Muse (Q66016)

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a goddess of the inspiration of literature, science and the arts
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English
Muse
a goddess of the inspiration of literature, science and the arts

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    subclass of
    Greek deity
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    image
    Jacopo Tintoretto - The Muses, 1578.jpg
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    sex or gender
    female
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    father
    Zeus
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    mother
    Mnemosyne
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    has part(s)
    Calliope
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    Clio
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    Erato
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    Euterpe
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    Melpomene
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    Polyhymnia
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    Terpsichore
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    Thalia
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    Urania
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    Commons category
    Muses
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    Identifiers

    Comic Vine ID
    4060-59419
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    Lex ID
    muse
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    muser
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    MANTO ID
    8189170
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    Myths on Maps ID
    MUSE1
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    RA Collections ID
    17512
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    ToposText person ID
    54
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    Treccani ID
    musa
    subject named as
    Musa
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    Treccani's Enciclopedia Italiana ID
    muse
    subject named as
    MUSE
    author name string
    Giovanni Cicconetti
    Goffredo Bendinelli -
    publication date
    1934
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    Trismegistos god ID
    471
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    Vikidia article ID
    es:Musa
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    eu:Musa
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    fr:Muses
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    WikiKids ID
    Muzen
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    WordNet 3.1 Synset ID
    09589128-n
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    stated in
    GF WordNet
     
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