Eurídice
Eurídice, often anglicized as Eurydice, is a figure from Greek mythology best known as the wife of the musician Orfeo (Orpheus). The name comes from the Greek Eurydike, from eurys meaning “wide” or “broad” and dike meaning “justice.”
In the most familiar version of the myth, Eurídice dies shortly after her wedding, bitten by a
Cultural influence: Eurídice has been a central subject in Western art and literature. She is the heroine