Surrounding the throne of their sovereign, the other divinities quaff nectar, from a cup presented them by the young and beautiful Hebe. […] After this, Apollo lost the young Cyparissus, who had replaced Hyacinth in his favour, and guarded his flocks; this young shepherd having slain by accident a stag of which Apollo was fond, expired of grief, and was changed into the tree which bears his name. […] “Within his car aloft, young Bacchus stood. […] Bacchus, young Bacchus! […] Eurus, God of the east, is represented as a young man, flying with great impetuosity, and often appearing in a playful and wanton humour.