Assertion: mythological harpy | /r/HasProperty | winged creature
Facets:
value: with a woman's face
type: OTHER
value: with sharp claws
type: OTHER
value: with a vultureâ’s body
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: The scientific and common names of this species come from the Greek word, harpe, referring to a bird of prey that was written about by many Greek scholars, and may also be correlated with the mythological harpies who were winged creatures with extremely sharp claws, a woman's face, and a vulture's body.
text: The scientific and common names come from the Greek word, harpe, referring to a bird of prey mentioned by Aristotle, Pliny, and other Greek scholars, and may be from the mythological harpies who were winged creatures with sharp claws, a woman’s face, and a vulture’s body.
text: It's Name: The scientific and common names come from the Greek word, harpe, referring to a bird of prey mentioned by Aristotle, Pliny, and other Greek scholars, and may be from the mythological harpies who were winged creatures with sharp claws, a womanÂ’s face, and a vultureÂ’s body.