Edit summary: ←Created page with 'The '''''skolopendra''''' (Σκολοπενδρα; Greek: "centipede") was a sea serpent or ''cetus'' of the Mediterranean Sea in classical Greco-Roman belief. ==Attestations== The giant ''scolopendra'' is mentioned in poems attributed to the 2<sup>nd</sup> Century B.C. poets Antipater of Sidon and Theodoridas of Syracuse. One of Antipater's epigrams tells of a man named Hermonax, who discovers the remains of a fifty-foot ''scolopendra'' in sha...'
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