Rhodopis hurriedly tucked her other slipper inside her tunic, and when she had finished her work, she walked home. Now at the pharaoh's court, just as the celebration began, a falcon flew down and ...

Does the folk tale of Cinderella ultimately originate from the ancient Greek legend of Rhodopis, a slave in Egypt?

Taylor, E. H. 1941. New amphibians from the Hobart M. Smith Mexican collections. 27 (8): 152, plate 10. Type Status Holotype Preparation Ethanol Sex Female Place Tequeyutepec, Veracruz, Mexico, North ...

Rhodopis, First Century A.D. Now a children's book titled The Egyptian Cinderella by Shirley Climo, Rhodopis is an Egyptian tale that's widely accepted as the earliest Cinderella story based on a ...

Rhodopis, so named for her rosy cheeks, is tending goats in the mountains of northern Greece when she is kidnapped by a bandit: “A girl like this could be sold for a fat bag of silver coins.” ...