Hippe
| Hippe | |
|---|---|
Chiron and Ocyrhoe, 16th century woodcut. | |
| Other names | Hippo, Evippe, Melanippe, Ocyrhoe |
| Abode | Mount Helicon, Mount Parnassus |
| Genealogy | |
| Parents | Chiron and Chariclo |
| Siblings | Endeïs, Carystus, Aristaeus |
| Consort | Aeolus |
| Children | Melanippe |
In Greek mythology, Hippe (Ancient Greek: Ancient Greek: Ἵππη, lit. 'mare' or 'horse'; pronounced /ˈhɪpi/, Hip-pay), also known as Hippo, Melanippe, Euippe or Ocyrhoe, was the daughter of the Centaur Chiron, known for being transformed into a mare and becoming the constellation Pegasus.