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Hespere

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[hes-puh-ree] / ˈhɛs pəˌri /

noun

Classical Mythology.
  1. one of the Hesperides.


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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.

From Project Gutenberg

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

From Project Gutenberg

Hespere, qui caelo lucet iocundior ignis?

From Project Gutenberg

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

From Project Gutenberg