Tatlock, Jessie M., 1878-1961 · New York : The Century Co. · leaf 278
246 Greek and Roman Mythology husband of a love affair with Aura, the morning breeze, one day concealed herself in the bushes to spy on them. Cephalus, hearing a rustling in the underbrush, thought it some wild beast, hurled his unerring javelin, and killed his wife. … Fig. 78. Cephalus and the Dawn-Goddess. Procne and Phil o me'la were the daughters Procne and Philomela. of another early king of Athens. The Thracian king Tereus had married Procne, but afterwards he fell in love with the sister, Philomela, and persuaded her to marry him by telling her that Procne…
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