The name of his wife, we may observe (see p. 381), is Chthonia. […] Of this practice also we shall meet with instances as we proceed ; for the present we will content ourselves with a single example. […] As we proceed we shall have frequent occasion to notice this principle. […] In like manner we find twelve Olympians, similarly divided. […] Of all these mortal loves we shall give a detailed account when we come to speak of the heroes who sprang from them.