But Æneas did not reciprocate her affections, and this so grieved her that she stabbed herself. […] They did so on a ram, whose hide became the Golden Fleece (see Phryxus and Helle). […] One of the rivers of the infernal regions, of which the souls of the departed are obliged to drink to produce oblivion or forgetfulness of everything they did or knew while alive on the earth. […] He did so, and the sands which he stood on were golden forever after. […] A skilful singer, who presumed to challenge the Muses to sing, upon condition that if he did not sing best they might inflict any penalty they pleased.