Echidna

Region: Greece
Time Period: Unknown
References in Literature:
Sources: PJ Criss, Dragon Twilight

Epirotes

Region: Greece, Rome
Time Period: Unknown
References in Literature:
Sources: Giants, Monsters, and Dragons, p110

Delphyne

Region: Greece
Time Period: Unknown
References in Literature: Homer’s Hymn to Apollo
Sources: Ancient Deities, p145, Python: A Study of Delphic Myth and Its Origins

Cleostratus

Region: Greece
Time Period: Unknown
References in Literature:
Sources: Ancient Deities, p130

Dracontides

Region: Greece
Time Period: Unknown
References in Literature:
Sources: Giants, Monsters, and Dragons, p103

Cerops / Cecrops

Region: Greece
Time Period: Unknown
References in Literature:
Sources: Windseeker, Survive 2012, Dragon Cove

Anatolian Typhoon

Region: Greece
Time Period: Unknown
References in Literature:
Sources: China and Japan, p. 55

Cetus

In Joppa, in the old Greece, the dragon Cetus lived. Cetus called Poseidon, an ancient god of the sea, to destroy the land of Queen Cassiopeia with water. An oracle told Cepheus, Cassiopeia’s husband, that the dragon could be stopped if Cepheus would sacrifice his daughter Andromeda to the dragon. Cepheus obeyed the oracle and offered his daughter to Cetus. Perseus, who was able to fly on winged sandals, freed the girl, who was chained to a rock near Cetus, by killing the dragon, after he landed on his back

Cerberus

Region: Greece
Time Period: Unknown
References in Literature:
Sources: Gramps

Campe / Kampe / Echidnaean Enyo

Region: Greece
Time Period: Unknown
References in Literature:
Sources: Apollodoros, Ancient Deities, p115, Python: A Study of Delphic Myth and Its Origins.