Princess Lamia bint Majed Al-Saud. Euripides mentions the Libyan Sibyl in the prologue to his tragedy "Lamia". Euripides mentions the Libyan Sibyl in the prologue of the "Lamia". John Keats admired the "Fables," and imitated them in his poem "Lamia". Greco-Roman mythology described the Empusae, the Lamia, and the striges. Another double of the Libyan Lamia may be Lamia, daughter of Poseidon. Leosthenes soon died in fighting Macedonian forces making a sally out of besieged Lamia. Athens and other cities joined together, ultimately besieging Antipater in the fortress of Lamia. The female version of the Slavic zmey is Lamia and Ala is another version. August Enna wrote an opera called "Lamia". He titled an 1898 narrative poem "Lamia". By the Early Middle Ages, "lamia" (pl. The contract covers the broadcasting of the home games of Atromitos, Lamia, Panetolikos and Xanthi. He also sought the attention of Lamia, a Greek courtesan. The capital is the city of Lamia.