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Athens, Acropolis 1329 [Sculpture]
London 1206 [Sculpture]
Munich GL 483 [Sculpture]
Kerameikos P 280, I 192 [Sculpture]
Olympia East Pediment [Sculpture]
Olympia West Pediment [Sculpture]
Olympia West Pediment, Figs. H & I (Group of bride? & Centaur) [Sculpture]
Olympia West Pediment, Figs. N & O (Centaur & bride's companion?) [Sculpture]
Bloomington 72.97.4 [Vase]
Boston 13.186 [Vase]

ἄνυμφος: "not bridal, unwedded" (entry in LSJ Middle Liddell)
ἀνάεδνος: "without bridal gifts." (entry in LSJ Middle Liddell Autenrieth)
ἀνακαλυπτήρια: "presents" (entry in LSJ Middle Liddell)
διαπαρθένια: "made to the bride on the morning after the wedding," (entry in LSJ)
δορίγαμβρος: "bride of battles" (entry in LSJ Middle Liddell)
ἕδνον: "bridal gifts" (entry in LSJ Middle Liddell Slater Autenrieth)
ἑδνωτή: "bride betrothed for" (entry in LSJ)
ἑδνωτής: "giver of dowry" (entry in LSJ Middle Liddell Autenrieth)
ἐκδότις: "bride's mother," (entry in LSJ)
ἐπαύλιον: "the day after the wedding," (entry in LSJ)

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part 2.13, chapter 2.14: ... position, was not so obvious to myself! Like a bride arraying herself in her best for her lover, I
part 2.13, chapter 2.14: ... position, was not so obvious to myself! Like a bride arraying herself in her best for her lover, I
part 2.13, chapter 2.29: ... planting, sowing, reaping. We called Furze Hill the Bride, and we competed in decking her, and making her gifts. Stanley gave the Bride a fine Broadwood piano, and a
part 2.13, chapter 2.31: ... to a weeping widow, the other to a gay bride; or to a slatternly fishwoman and to a neat