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Parthenope
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“The voice of virginity,” from the Greek parthenos (a virgin) and ops (a voice), in allusion to the siren of Greek
mythology who was unable to beguile Odysseus with her lyric promises of the maidenhead, and, therefore, attempted to do away with herself.
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Greek
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Philandra
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“Lover of men,” from the Greek philos (loving) and aner (man).
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Greek
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