#Antiope

• Antiope — The established Romanian form for the name of several feminine characters in Greek mythology, most famously the mother of the twins Amphion and Zethos, conceived with the god Zeus; it also designates a large main-belt asteroid (90 Antiope), remarkable for its unique symmetrical binary structure.
• Antiope — The international and Latin form of the name Antiopa. In mythological literature, it most often designates the Queen of the Amazons, daughter of Ares, abducted by Theseus. In entomology, the term is used in the binomial nomenclature of the mourning cloak butterfly (Nymphalis antiope), a famous species widespread across the Northern Hemisphere.