The Greek, for example, fully believed that Helios, the Hindoo that Surya, guided the course of the sun each day. […] The natural, though probably incorrect inference is, that the waters stood one time at that height. […] We are to recollect that the cup was winged, that is endowed with magic velocity. […] On being desired by Zeus to express their wishes, they prayed that they might be appointed to officiate in that temple, and that they might be united in death as in life. […] They replied that one of them was called Erôs and the other Anterôs, but that they knew not the cause of their being so styled.