How did young persons appear at the Panathenæa? […] Pomona was represented under the form of a beautiful young woman sitting upon a basket of fruit; and near her stood Vertumnus, in the figure of a young man, holding fruit in one hand, and in the other the horn of plenty. […] Zephyr loved young Hyacinth, who was also beloved by the nymph Echo, and by Apollo. […] Ægeus also was pleased with the young stranger, and was particularly kind to him. […] Ulysses soon made his forlorn state known to these young women.