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== See also == * [[Arion]] β another dolphin-riding young man. Saved by dolphins after being captured by pirates whilst returning from Taranto, Taras's city. * [[Melicertes]] β the son of [[Ino (Greek mythology)|Ino]] and king [[Athamas]] of [[Boeotia]]. Ino and Melicertes threw themselves off of a large rock at the [[Isthmus of Corinth]]. They were then deified as Palaemon (Melicertes) and [[Leucothea]] (Ino). As Palaemon, Melicertes is often depicted mounted on a dolphin. * [[Amphitrite]] β the queen of the sea, carried to Poseidon, her future husband, by [[Delphinus]], after hiding from the god at the Atlas mountains. * [[Dionysus]] β a similar story to Arion's ends with Dionysus turning a crew of pirate kidnappers into dolphins, save for one helmsman, who had tried to help Dionysus. * [[Apollo]] β the god came to the site of [[Delphi]], then known as Krisa or Pytho (due to the [[Python (mythology)|Python]] who lived there), shaped like a dolphin, carrying [[Minoan civilization|Cretan]] priests, whom he rescued from a shipwreck, on his back. The site would be named ''Delphi'' to commemorate this event and Apollo would bear the epithet ''Delphinios''.
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