Filius Neptuni concham habet, vide Ovidi Metam. 1 et 2 Crossword Clue

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Understanding Today's Crossword Puzzle

The clue "Filius Neptuni concham habet, vide Ovidi Metam. 1 et 2" leads us to the answer "TRITON." Let's break down why this answer fits perfectly for the given clue:

1. Filius Neptuni: This Latin phrase translates to "son of Neptune." In Greek mythology, Triton is indeed the son of the sea god Poseidon (Neptune in Roman mythology).
2. Concham habet: In Latin, this means "holds a conch." Triton is often depicted as carrying a conch shell, a symbol associated with the sea and the ocean.
3. Vide Ovidi Metam. 1 et 2: This refers to Ovid's Metamorphoses, specifically books 1 and 2. In these books, Ovid mentions Triton numerous times as a sea deity with a conch shell.

Putting these elements together, Triton emerges as the fitting answer for today's crossword clue. The reference to Neptune, Triton's association with a conch shell, and the mention in Ovid's epic all align perfectly with the characteristics of Triton in mythology. This intersection of clues makes "TRITON" the most suitable solution.

Definition of "TRITON"

a large mollusc which has a tall spiral shell with a large aperture, living in tropical and subtropical seas.

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Crossword	Date	Answer
The Times Specialist	1 December 2018	TRITON