Corycides
Cōrўcĭdes, um, f. (acc. -as ), nymphes du Parnasse : Ov. M. 1, 320, v. Corycius 1.
Corycĭdes
A name applied to the nymphs who were supposed to inhabit the Corycian cave on Mount Parnassus. They were the daughters of the river-god Plistus (Ovid, Met. i. 320; Apoll. Rh. ii. 711). The same name is also given to the Muses. See Corycia.