The Roman writers seem to have identified these goddesses with the Muses at pleasure. […] The city of Athens contains numerous remains of these buildings of antiquity. […] When the evening comes, these violet hues re-appear; so Œdipus weds Jocasta. […] Thus equipped with these, he flew to the abode of the Gorgons, whom he found asleep. […] We can scarcely tell at present the full importance of these discoveries.

She had asked that question many, many times, in vain, during these last months. […] On the apple were these words: “For the fairest.” […] He was now living, still unknown and unrecognized, among these poor people. […] You and I must punish these lawless suitors. […] She will know me when I have put off these rags.”