lymphae造句

• The Italic " lymphae " were connected with healing cults.
• In Martianus Capella's depiction of Heaven Neptune is located in region X along with the Fons and Lymphae.
• The textual editors have responded to this personification by emending manuscript readings of " lymphae " to " nymphae ".
• Among the Greeks, the Cult of the Nymphs was a part of locus of divine, even frenzied inspiration links the Lymphae to the Latin Camenae, who became identified with the Muses.
• The 5th-century scholar Martianus Capella placed the " Dii Novensiles " within his Fons ( " Fountain " or " Source " ), and the Lymphae ( fresh-water goddesses ).
• In Cisalpine Gaul, an inscription links the Lymphae to the Vires, " ( Physical ) Powers, Vigor ", personified as a set of masculine divinities, a connection that in his monumental work " Zeus"
• Stephen Weinstock supposes that while Jupiter is present in each of the first three regions, in each one under different aspects related to the character of the region itself, Neptune should have been originally located in the second, as is testified by the presence of Fons and Lymphae, and Pluto in the third.
• In poetic usage, " lymphae " as a common noun, plural or less often singular, can mean a source of fresh water, or simply " water "; compare her frequent companion Fons, whose name is a word for " fountain, " but who is also invoked as a deity.
• The name " Lympha " is equivalent to, but not entirely interchangeable with " nympha ", " nymph . " One dedication for restoring the water supply was made " nymphis lymphisque augustis ", " for the nymphs and august lymphae, " distinguishing the two as does a passage from Augustine of Hippo.
• Arthur Bernard Cook located in the flowing or liquid aspect of the Lymphae as it relates to the production of theophanies obtained against the will of the gods : " May the gods grant you other fountains " ( fontes ) " : this liquid " ( lympha ) " flows for girls only, this pathless trickle of a secret threshold ."