Latmian

    How 'neath Latmian heights fair Trivia stealthily banish'd

Poems and Fragments 2006

    How 'neath Latmian heights fair Trivia stealthily banish'd

Poems and Fragments 2006

There he lay day and night, for weeks, and months, and years; and many times, when the sun went down into the sea, Selene came and stood on the Latmian hill, and watched Endymion as he lay asleep on the marble steps beneath the drooping palm trees; and she said, "I have punished him because he would not leave his home; and Endymion sleeps forever in the land of Latmos."

Museum of Antiquity A Description of Ancient Life

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The Poems and Fragments of Catullus Gaius Valerius Catullus

It was almost — fantastically — as if the boy had been a changeling, child of a Latmian night, whom the divine companion of Mr. Grew's early reveries had secretly laid in the cradle of the Wingfield bedroom while Mr. And Mrs. Grew slept the deep sleep of conjugal indifference.

His Father's Son 1909

But she rules there at last, she shines and hovers there above him, and there at night, I doubt not, steals down from her cloud to give him the Latmian kiss.

The Daunt Diana 1909

It was almost -- fantastically -- as if the boy had been a changeling, child of a Latmian night, whom the divine companion of Mr. Grew's early reveries had secretly laid in the cradle of the Wingfield bedroom while Mr. And Mrs. Grew slept the deep sleep of conjugal indifference.

His Father's Son 1909

But she rules there at last, she shines and hovers there above him, and there at night, I doubt not, steals down from her cloud to give him the Latmian kiss.

The Daunt Diana 1909

Cynthia may have blushed in heaven; bit did the blush make her any less lovely to the Latmian?

Hints for Lovers 1899

But she rules there at last, she shines and hovers there above him, and there at night, I doubt not, steals down from her cloud to give him the Latmian kiss.

Tales of Men and Ghosts Edith Wharton 1899