AGANIPPE, in antiquity, a fountain of Bæotia at mount Helicon, on the borders between Phocis and Bæotia, sacred to the muses, and running into the river Permeus; (Pliny, Pausanias.) Ovid seems to make Aganippe and Hippocrene the same. Solinus more truly distinguishes them, and ascribes the blending them to poetical license.