| E. Cobham Brewer 1810–1897. Dictionary of Phrase and Fable. 1898. |
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| Achilles and Patroclos, Greeks. |
| Amys and Amylion (q.v.), Feudal History. |
| Baccio (Fra Bartholomew) and Mariotto, artists. |
| Basil and Gregory. |
| Burke and Dr. Johnson. |
| Christ and the “Beloved disciple,” New Testament. |
Damon and Pyth as, Syracusans. |
| David and Jonathan, Old Testament. |
Diom ds and Sthen los, Greeks. |
| Epaminondas and Pelopdas, Greeks. |
| Goethe and Schiller. (See Carlyle: Schiller, p. 108.) |
Hadrian and Antin us. |
Harmodos and Aristog ton, Greeks. |
Hercules [Herakls] and Iol os, Greeks. |
Idom neus (4 syl.) and Meron, Greeks. |
| Maurice (F. D.), and C. Kingsley. |
| Montaigne and Etienne de la Boëtie, French. |
| Nisus and Eurylus, Trojans. |
| Pylds and Orests, Greeks. |
| Sacharissa and Amret, Syracusans. |
| Septimos and Alcander, Greeks. |
| Theseus (2 syl.) and Pyrithos, Greeks. |
| William of Orange and Bentinck. (See Macaulay: History, i. p. 411.) | |
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