I pity you; for, like you, I am deprived of those I love.” […] Aglauria replied, “those who ask favours of me must pay for them. […] Among those who admired Narcissus, was a young maiden, named Echo. […] The Greeks were then a rude people; either males or females would kill or beat those who offended them. […] There the indolent, those who in their lives had been of no service to others, had their portion after death.