| 单词 | Aglaia |
| 例句 | Except in a story Homer and Hesiod tell, that Aglaia married Hephaestus, they are not treated as separate personalities, but always together, a triple incarnation of grace and beauty. Mythology: Timeless Tales of Gods and Heroes 1942-01-01T00:00:00Z His wife is one of the three Graces in the Iliad, called Aglaia in Hesiod; in the Odyssey she is Aphrodite. Mythology: Timeless Tales of Gods and Heroes 1942-01-01T00:00:00Z Aglaia Kremezi’s favorite word, said with a punch of an accent on the second syllable, is “Exactly!” Weeknight Vegetarian: Aglaia Kremezi has a way with Mediterranean vegetables He told you to investigate the mysteries of the 12 deities that Eorzeans worship, and in the Aglaia raid, released with patch 6.1, players will do just that. A walk through the end with Naoki Yoshida 2022-04-29T04:00:00Z Daughters of Jupiter and Eurynome, these maidens, who bore the respective names of Aglaia, Euphrosyne, and Thalia, longed to show their love for their new mistress. Myths of Greece and Rome Narrated with Special Reference to Literature and Art 2012-03-27T02:00:24.357Z They were invoked at festivals, and three cups were drunk by those who feasted in honour of Euphrosyne, Aglaia, and Thalia. Heathen Mythology By comparing the figures of the under sides of Adippe and Aglaia, these will be readily made out. British Butterfiles Figures and Descriptions of Every Native Species In 1896 came Lambert's trio Euphrosyne, the so-called Pink rambler, Thalia, the White rambler, and Aglaia, the Yellow rambler; succeeded in 1897 by his Hélène, pale rose with yellowish white centre. Roses and Rose Growing Hesiod names, as the three Graces, Euphrosyne, Aglaia, and Thalia, but he makes them the daughters of Zeus and Eurynome. Minor Poems by Milton It has two suns surrounded by three planets, Thalia, Aglaia, and Euphrosyne. The Most Sentimental Man Aglaia was a thorough sportswoman, for all her learning.’ Puck of Pook’s Hill The next stage showed Theseus welcomed by Thalia, Euphrosyne and Aglaia, who led the hero to Pallas to receive from her the shield of Prudence, and take his place among the starry divinities. The Story of Rouen While the Banksias, some of the Multifloras such as Aglaia, and that beautiful rose Fortune's Yellow, only flower on the sub-laterals, i.e. on wood three years old. Roses and Rose Growing Have ye seen Aglaia, she Whom the world may joy to see? Pastoral Poems by Nicholas Breton, Selected Poetry by George Wither, and Pastoral Poetry by William Browne (of Tavistock) This was Aglaia, fairest of the three Graces; and the other two were Euphrosyne and Thaleia, her handmaids. Little Novels of Italy Their number was generally limited, by the ancient poets, to three: Euphrosyne, Thalīa, and Aglaia; but they differed concerning their origin. Roman Antiquities, and Ancient Mythology For Classical Schools (2nd ed) Teach us all this, and Aglaia shall stop a crow in its course and present you with a pen, Thalia hold the golden fluid in a S�vres vase, and Euphrosyne support the violet-coloured scroll. The Young Duke But we love to dwell on those more delicate pieces,—a group of Cupids; a Venus emerging from the waves; a Psyche or an Aglaia, which embellish the cabinet of the man of taste. Literary Character of Men of Genius Drawn from Their Own Feelings and Confessions Aglaia took a bottle of Lenten oil from the shelf and banged it angrily down before Matvey, with a malignant smile evidently pleased that he was such a sinner. The Bishop and Other Stories You forgot only the first chapter of 'Aglaia';—don't forget; and be a good boy for the future. The Life of John Ruskin According to Homer, Aglaia, the youngest, was married to Vulcan, and another of them to the god of Sleep. Roman Antiquities, and Ancient Mythology For Classical Schools (2nd ed) What it is; or, rather, who she is, her fingers being among the deftest in laying the ground-threads of Aglaia's cestus. The Queen of the Air Being a Study of the Greek Myths of Cloud and Storm There is not Thalia by herself, or Aglaia, but where one truly is, there, in the same being also, the other two are. The Nuttall Encyclopædia Being a Concise and Comprehensive Dictionary of General Knowledge Aglaia was not in the least subdued, and she still went on abusing the dead man, blaming him for all their misfortunes. The Bishop and Other Stories A short notice in the "Cestus of Aglaia," and occasional references scattered up and down his later works, hardly give the prominence in his writings that the painter held in his thoughts. The Life of John Ruskin "Ah, what news, Sister Euphrosyne!" cried little Aglaia, floating forward, "from the smudgy old earth; Is it beauty, riches, or what?" The Fairy Godmothers and Other Tales Three beautiful goddesses, Aglaia, Thalia and Euphrosyne, who attended upon Venus, serving without salary. The Devil's Dictionary But when we reached home, Aglaia, our governess, saw what had come to us. Puck of Pook's Hill His sister Aglaia had been sent right across Siberia, and he did not know where she was now. The Bishop and Other Stories In Lydian mood of melody concerning Asopichos am I come hither to sing, for that through thee, Aglaia, in the Olympic games the Minyai's home is winner. The Extant Odes of Pindar Yet Aglaia, yet Aglaia Hath heard them debate Of wooing repenting— "Who trust to undoing, Lament them too late." The Vigil of Venus and Other Poems by "Q" Venus is proportion; Calliope, the soul of the world; Aglaia, intellectual illustration. Representative Men So he played very often and very beautifully, as he sat under the trees and watched the wonderful blue sea afar off, and thought about Aglaia. The Story Girl Aglaia stayed behind to clean up the kitchen. The Bishop and Other Stories He named the eldest Aglaia, the middle one Euphrosyne, the third Thalia. L. Annaeus Seneca on Benefits The characters, the protagonists, with Cyril, Melissa, Lady Blanche, the child Aglaia, King Gama, the other king, Arac, and the hero's mother—beautifully studied from the mother of the poet—are all sufficiently human. Alfred Tennyson In her babyhood Aglaia herself repudiated the name, as far as common use went, and persisted in calling herself "Dums." Sixes and Sevens He would take the beautiful stone from Aglaia's lips with his own lips. The Story Girl Following his example, his sister Aglaia had turned, too; she did not go to church herself, and did not let Dashutka go. The Bishop and Other Stories III A cup to Jove, and a cup to Love, And a cup to the son of Maia; And honour with three, the band zone-free, The band of the bright Aglaia. Last Days of Pompeii She said that Uncle Matvey and Aunt Aglaia quarrelled and almost fought every day over money, and that Uncle Matvey was rich, so much so that he had given someone—"his Darling"—nine hundred roubles. The Bishop and Other Stories When Aglaia was four years old she and her father used to go through a little performance in the mill every afternoon, that never failed to come off, the weather permitting. Sixes and Sevens He bent over until his lips touched hers—and THEN, he forgot all about the beautiful pebble and so did Aglaia. The Story Girl Aglaia stormed and Yakov, too, flew into a passion and shouted: "Go out of my house!" while Matvey answered him: "The house belongs to both of us." The Bishop and Other Stories Aglaia propped her chin on her hand and chanted in a thin, shrill, drawling voice. The Bishop and Other Stories On the morning of the Monday before Good Friday, Matvey heard from his room Dashutka say to Aglaia: "Uncle Matvey said, the other day, that there is no need to fast." The Bishop and Other Stories Then Aglaia would run to him laughing, and call: "Da-da, come take Dums home;" and the miller would swing her to his shoulder and march over to supper, singing the miller's song. Sixes and Sevens But Aglaia, though she was frightened, would not give him the stone. The Story Girl "Just fancy, nine hundred roubles," Aglaia went on. The Bishop and Other Stories Aglaia and Dashutka started, but Matvey poured the oil into the bowl and went on eating as though he had not heard. The Bishop and Other Stories Aglaia intercepted it and read it, and had reproached Matvey with his "Darling" every day since. The Bishop and Other Stories One day, only a week after her fourth birthday, Aglaia disappeared. Sixes and Sevens He advanced threateningly, but Aglaia ran as hard as she could up the mountain. The Story Girl "Who eats oil on a day like this?" asked Aglaia. The Bishop and Other Stories Every day he read and sang the service at home with Aglaia. The Bishop and Other Stories Aglaia picked it up, and it was the most beautiful little stone that she had ever seen. The Story Girl The note that she struck had beaten down the doors of a closed memory; and Father Abram held his lost Aglaia close in his arms. Sixes and Sevens But he was; and when he begged Pan to go away and not frighten Aglaia any more, Pan had to go, grumbling a good deal—and Pan's grumblings had a very ugly sound. The Story Girl Aglaia brought out with repulsion, still keeping the iron in her hand. The Bishop and Other Stories After that, almost every day Aglaia would go up the mountain and sit beside Glaucon, as he watched the flocks and played on his flute. The Story Girl One day Aglaia went up the mountain by a new way, and she came to a little brook. The Story Girl The country soon found out that the "Aglaia" flour had two prices. Sixes and Sevens Aglaia had fallen in love with Glaucon just as he had with her. The Story Girl Aglaia and Dashutka were not in the room, they were both sitting behind the counter in the tea-room, spinning yarn in silence. The Bishop and Other Stories Aglaia was so delighted with it that she resolved to take it as a present to Glaucon. The Story Girl And now evening was come, and soon would come Aglaia with flying colours, toddling across the road to take him home to supper. Sixes and Sevens Wherever there happened a calamity that left people destitute—a fire, a flood, a tornado, a strike, or a famine, there would go hurrying a generous consignment of the "Aglaia" at its "nothing" price. Sixes and Sevens But after awhile Glaucon found out that Aglaia loved him, and everything was well. The Story Girl Yakov Ivanitch was reading at the desk at that moment, his sister Aglaia, a tall lean old woman in a dark-blue dress and white kerchief, was praying with him. The Bishop and Other Stories "Would it cost very, very much," asked Aglaia, who had always counted her dimes so carefully, "to send a telegram to Atlanta?" Sixes and Sevens The miller and his wife often tried to coax from Aglaia the source of this mysterious name, but without results. Sixes and Sevens But I do not expect to find Aglaia. Sixes and Sevens But he did not play as much as he used to, because he liked better to talk with Aglaia. The Story Girl It was past the time for evening service; he called Aglaia, and, thinking there was no one else in the house sang out aloud without embarrassment. The Bishop and Other Stories Out from his mills in the Northwest came the "Aglaia" flour, made from the hardest and finest wheat that could be raised. Sixes and Sevens The delight of the miller's life was his little daughter, Aglaia. Sixes and Sevens Thus, in memory of Aglaia, the old mill was converted into a blessing for the community in which she had once lived. Sixes and Sevens If Glaucon had NOT been a good shepherd dear knows what would have happened to him and Aglaia. The Story Girl Close by, near the stove, Aglaia and Dashutka were sitting facing one another, spinning yarn. The Bishop and Other Stories Mrs. Strong never recovered from the shock caused by the loss of Aglaia, and two years after they moved away the miller was left to bear his sorrow alone. Sixes and Sevens As soon as Abram Strong heard of this his messages flew; and the little narrow-gauge cars began to unload "Aglaia" flour there. Sixes and Sevens Aglaia looked up at him with a tender smile. Sixes and Sevens It was very lovely music, because he was always thinking of Aglaia while he played, though he little dreamed how near him she often was. The Story Girl Aglaia has already washed all the floors, and, having nothing to do, was tidying up her chest, the lid of which was pasted over on the inside with labels off bottles. The Bishop and Other Stories If Aglaia had lived I could wish for nothing better than for her to have grown up to be just such a little woman as you are. Sixes and Sevens Early September!—it was within a few days only of the anniversary of Aglaia's disappearance. Sixes and Sevens |
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