471: , onesofpeaceandtranquillity; anciently, daysofcalmweatherinmidwinter, whenthehalcyon, orkingfisher, , andthatitcharmedthewindsandwavestomakethemcalmwhileitbrooded.
472: , dry, .
473: “Godismystrongone.”
474: ; thenamemeans “LightofGod.”
475: 'spoem, Woodnotes:
“AndthecountlessleavesofthepinesarestringsTunedtothelaythewood-godsings.”
476: , 'shomethegreaterpartofthetimefrom1832tillhisdeath.
477: Igowithmyfriend, , theloverofNature.
478: .
479: , ?
480: .
481: .
482: , withbeautifulformalgardens.
483: , wherewassituatedatempleofAstarte, orVenus.
484: , thesiteofamagnificentroyalpalace.
485: , adeep, narrowvalleywhichisoftencalled “TheNotch.”
486: , thegodofthewinds, inGreekmythology.
487: : thewordishereusedinageneralsenseforGrecian.
488: , thesungod, whopresidedovermusic, poetry, andhealing.
489: , thegoddessofthemoondevotedtothechase.
490: , sinlessplaces,—likethegardenofEden.
491: , Greece.
492: , celebratedforitsbeauty.
493: , famousforpicturesquebeautyandbalmyatmosphere?
494: ?
495: .
496: .
497: “Wreaths” and “Flora'sChaplets.” AboutthetimethatEmersonwaswritinghisessays, volumesofformal, artificialverseswereveryfashionable, , aNewEnglandwriter.
498: , thegodofwoods, fields, flocks, andshepherds.
499: Themultitudeoffalsecherubs, , wouldpeoplemakefalsemoney?
500: , , however, hewasforcedtoassumehisownshapeandanswerthequestionsputtohim.
501: Mosaic..., thegreatHebrewlawgiver, wasfounded.