Hespere

[ hes-puh-ree ]

noun

, Classical Mythology.

1. one of the Hesperides.

Example Sentences

So the maidens sang—Hespere, Eretheis, and Ægle—and they complained that now, unhelped by the hundred-headed dragon, they had to keep guard over the tree.

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This may also be said about the two fragments of Bion which begin, Hespere tas eratas and Olbioi oi phileontes.

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Hespere, qui caelo lucet iocundior ignis?

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Hespere became a poplar and Eretheis an elm, and Aegle a willow's sacred trunk.

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Hespere became a poplar and Eretheis an elm, and Aegle a willow's sacred trunk.

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