Philothea: A Grecian Romance

affectionate Alcibi Alcibiades altar Anaxagoras answered Artaphernes asked Aspasia Athenian Athens attendants beautiful beloved bestowed blessed breath chariot Chrysippus Clinias couch countenance Cynosarges daughter deemed divine dwelling earnestly earth Eudora exclaimed expression eyes farewell father favour fear feelings flowers Fountain garden garlands gazed gentle Geta gift gods gold golden graceful Grecian guests hand happy head hear heard heart Hermippus Hipparete Hylax images innocence inquired Ionia ivory king light listened looked lyre maiden marble Milza mind Mithras mortals never obolus Pallas Pandanus Paralus passed perceived Pericles Persian Phidias Philemon Philo philosopher Philothea Phoebus Piræus placed Plato presence prince Proclus Prytaneum rejoined remained replied Philothea robe sacred seemed silent sing slaves sleep smile soon soul sound speak spirit spoke statue stood tears temple thea thee thou thought Tithonus told tone truth veil voice wife wine wish women young Zeus