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14. (1895) The youth’s dictionary of mythology for boys and girls

He entreated the seamen to let him play upon his harp before they threw him overboard, and he played so sweetly that the dolphins flocked round the vessel. […] A title of Janus, from the gates before the doors of private houses being called Januæ. […] After a time Jason got tired of Medea, and married Glauce, which cruelty Medea revenged by killing her children before their father’s eyes. […] The supreme of the three judges of hell, before whom the spirits of the departed appeared and heard their doom. […] She had under her special care and protection a famous statue of Minerva, before which the Vestal Virgins kept a fire or lamp constantly burning.

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