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?

Andy Huntington Jones plays the prince and Kaitlyn Davidson plays Ella in the national tour of “Cinderella,” which opens at the Orpheum tonight. Found a glass slipper lately? Rodgers and ...

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, 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.” ...

Then, they live happily ever after. In one of the earliest versions of the Cinderella story, a Greek girl named Rhodopis is kidnapped and sold into slavery in Egypt.