Museum of antiquity : a description of ancient life : the employments, amusements, customs and habits, the cities, palaces, monuments and tombs, the literature and fine arts of 3,000 years ago (1882)
Yaggy, L. W, Haines, T. L · New York : Standard Pub. House · leaf 561
eat with loveonlv for Ixion the beauti-llil and mighty, who cameto the halls of Hesioneuswith horses which can notgrow old or die. TheSolden hair flashed a o;lorvfrom his head dazzling asthe ravs which stream fromHelios when he drives hischariot up the heights ofheaven, and his flowingrobe… … IXION. 531 Hesioneus was loth to part with his child. But at the lastIxion sware to give for her a ransom precious as the goldenfruits which Helios wins from the teeminij earth. So theword was spoken, and Dia the fair became the wife of theson of x\m}thaon, and the undying horses bare her awav…
Civilization, Ancient · Classical antiquities
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