Corycian Cave (The),

on Mount Parnassus; so called from the nymph Corycia. The Muses are sometimes called Corycĭdes (4 syl.).

“The immortal Muse


To your calm habitations, to the cave

Corycian … will guide his footsteps.”


Akenside: Hymn to the Naiads.

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Entry taken from Dictionary of Phrase and Fable, edited by the Rev. E. Cobham Brewer, LL.D. and revised in 1895.

Corrouge
Corrugated Iron
Corrupticolæ
Corruption of Blood
Corsair
Corsned
Cortes
Cortina
Corvinus [a raven]
Corybantic Religion
Corycian Cave (The)
Corycian Nymphs (The)
Corydon
Coryphæus (The) or “Coryphēus.”
Coryphæus of German Literature (The)
Coryphæus of Grammarians
Coryphée
Cosa (plu. Cosas)
Cosmiel
Cosmopolite
Cosset