Mythology

Janus (Ja´nus). A king of Italy, said to have been the son of [[Coelus (mythology)]], others say of [[Apollo (mythology)]]; […]

Janitor (Ja´nitor). A title of [[Janus (mythology)]], from the gates before the doors of private houses being called Januae.

Jani (Ja´ni) was a place in Rome where there were three statues of [[Janus (mythology)]], and it was a meeting-place […]

Ixion (Ixi´on), the son of [[Phlegyas (mythology)]], King of the Lapithae. For attempting to produce thunder, [[Jupiter (mythology)]] cast him […]

Itys (I´tys) was killed by his mother Procne when six years old, and given to his father [[Tereus (mythology)]], a […]

Isis (I´sis), wife of [[Osiris (mythology)]], and a much worshiped divinity of the Egyptians. See [[Io (mythology)]].

Iron see [[Vulcan (mythology)]].

Iris (I´ris), daughter of Thaumas and Electra, was the attendant of [[Juno (mythology)]], and one of the messengers of the […]

Iphigenia (Iphigeni´a) was a daughter of [[Agamemnon (mythology)]] and [[Clytemnestra (mythology)]]. [[Agamemnon (mythology)]] made a vow to [[Diana (mythology)]], which […]

Iphicles (Iph´icles) was twin brother of [[Hercules (mythology)]], and father of [[Iolaus (mythology)]].