Circe (disambiguation)

Circe (disambiguation)

Circe was a goddess or sorceress in Greek mythology.

Circe may also refer to:

Ships:

  • HMS Circe, several ships of the British Royal Navy
  • USS Circe, two United States Navy ships
  • Circé class submarine, deployed by the French Navy before and during World War II
    • Spica class torpedo boat of the Royal Italian Navy

    Places:

    In entertainment:

    Other uses:

    See also

    • Surtsey, a volcanic island off the coast of Iceland

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