| The Cytherean babes had set their torches to that flotilla, and it had blazed like match-wood. |
| The Cytherean spoke, and sought her son's embrace, and laid the armour glittering under an oak over against him. |
| The Cytherean gave ready assent to her request, and laughed at the wily invention. |
| Pallas Athene taught them by word of mouth, and the Cytherean was their rosy, warm, unfailing friend. |
| Now beneath the beaming moon, Cytherean Venus leads forth the band. |
| Here he applies the notion to polis thought, which he proposes as a subdivision of academic political theory, and develops before explaining its cytherean components. |
