Libertus and Libertinus were, there is no doubt, originally the same. […] Night and Day, he says, are there by turns ; when one goes in the other goes out. […] Of this there were two kinds, the Small, celebrated every seven, the Great, every sixty years. […] Some clowns, who were there cutting sedge and rushes, refused to allow her to slake her thirst. […] She was worshiped in several places as Limnatis and Heleia, and there were frequently fountains in her temples.