Hesperides

//hɛˈspɛɹɪdiːz//

Synonyms for "hesperides" (2 found)

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Ancient Greek

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  • Ἑσπερίδες noun (a group of nymphs)

Armenian

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  • Հեսպերիդներ noun (a group of nymphs)

Esperanto

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  • Hesperidoj noun (a group of nymphs)

French

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  • Hespérides noun (a group of nymphs)

German

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  • Hesperiden noun (a group of nymphs)

Greek

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  • Εσπερίδες noun (a group of nymphs)

Italian

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  • Esperidi noun (a group of nymphs)

Latin

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  • Hesperides noun (a group of nymphs)

Russian

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  • Геспери́ды noun (a group of nymphs)

Spanish

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  • Hespérides noun (a group of nymphs)

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With these words he laid the apple in Chloe's lap, and she, when he drew near to her, gave him a kiss; so that Daphnis did not repent of having climbed so high; for the kiss that he received was to his mind worth even more than the golden apples of the Hesperides.

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Inclinations no leſs vigorous have of late been obſerved in Europe, but with more ſucceſs; who not being bounded by Herculean Bars, paſt ſo far through (till then) the unmeaſured Atlantick, that they lighted upon a new World, a flouriſhing Heſperides, Regions whoſe Sands were Gold, Earth Plate, and Rivers Silver, a Paradice extended to the Arctick and Antarctick Circles, with ſeveral other Countries and Iſlands that reach almoſt the utmoſt latitude of either Poles, out-ſhining all the Fables of Antiquity, and boldeſt Tales of their Poetick Dreams; […]

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