Aegipan (Ancient Greek: Αἰγίπαν, Αἰγίπανος, "Goat-Pan") was a mythological being, either distinct from or identical to Pan. His story appears to be of late origin.

In Greek mythology Aegipan was one of the goat-legged gods called Panes. When the gods fled from the monster Typhoeus and hid themselves in animal forms, Aegipan assumed the form of …

Aegipan, who had once aided the gods themselves, became a thing of half-remembered stories, a strange specter of the past. His powers, of course, are as fluid as his form. He is a trickster, …

In ancient Greek legend the Libyan Satyr and Aegipan were two breeds of satyr- and Pan-like wild-men or monkeys which inhabited the Atlas Mountains of north-west Africa.

Aegipan. Aegipan, or Goat-Pan, was according to some statements a being distinct from Pan, while others regard him as identical with Pan. His story appears to be altogether of late origin.

According to Hyginus (Hyg. Fab. 155) he was the son of Zeus and a goat, or of Zeus and Aega, the wife of Pan, and was transferred to the stars. (Hygin. Poet. Astr. 2.13.28.) Others again …

Jan 14, 2025 · aegipan (plural aegipans or aegipanes) (Greek mythology) A goat-like creature resembling a satyr, sometimes portrayed as having a fish's tail.

The notion of the Sea Goat appears again in the form of Aegipan, a mythological being that was similar in stature to Pan. Aegipan was said to be the son of Zeus. He had the typical features …

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Half-goat, half-god, Pan—sometimes called Aegipan (although some storytellers insist these two were distinct characters)—was a god of shepherds, forests, wildlife, and fertility. Pan was the …