Sylvanus
Role: god · First appears: Fable 108
Fable 108
- courtship with Pomona “What did not the Satyrs do, a youthful crew expert at the dance, and the Pans with their brows wreathed with pine, and Sylvanus, ever more youthful than his years, and the God who scares the thieves either with his pruning-hook or with his groin, in order that they might gain her?”
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Extracted from the original text of The Metamorphoses of Ovid. Made with Rho MD.