| E. Cobham Brewer 1810–1897. Dictionary of Phrase and Fable. 1898. |
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| APOLLO wore a crown of laurels. |
| BACCHUS, of grapes or ivy. |
| CERES, of blades of wheat. |
| COMUS, of roses. |
| CYB&Ebreve;LÊ, of pine leaves. |
| FLORA, of flowers. |
| FORTUNE, of fir-slips. |
| The GRACES, of olive-leaves. |
| HERCULES, of popular-leaves. |
| HYMEN, of roses. |
| JUNO, of quince-leaves.’ |
| JUPITER, of oak-leaves. |
| The LARÊS, of rosemary. |
| MERCURY, of ivy, olive-leaves, or mulberries. |
| MINERVA, of olive-leaves. |
| The MUSES, of flowers. |
| PAN, of pine-leaves. |
| PLUTO, of cypress. |
POM NA, of fruits. |
| SATURN, of vine-leaves. |
| VENUS, of myrtle or roses. | |
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