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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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Raphael Semmes, Memoirs of Service Afloat During the War Between the States

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chapter 6: ... , that they might be made slaves. Like an unhappy bride, upon whose brow the orange-wreath had been placed, ... still further our simile; like the deceived, and betrayed bride, the least show of relenting, and tenderness was sufficient ... States , or Territories. The South, like the too credulous bride, accepted these evidences of returning tenderness, in good faith;
chapter 6: ... , that they might be made slaves. Like an unhappy bride, upon whose brow the orange-wreath had been placed, ... still further our simile; like the deceived, and betrayed bride, the least show of relenting, and tenderness was sufficient ... States , or Territories. The South, like the too credulous bride, accepted these evidences of returning tenderness, in good faith;
chapter 31: ... she was to be not only my home, but my bride, as it were, for the next few years, and ... squared, and her rigging hauled taut, she looked like a bride, with the orange-wreath about her brows, ready to
chapter 46: ... arrives at Cape Town capture of the sea bride excitement thereupon correspondence between the American Consul... from the land. She proved to be the Sea-Bride , of Boston , from New York, and bound, with... Governor in relation to the capture of the Sea-Bride . The Consul wrote to the Governor , as follows... Charles F. White , of the Sea-Bride , protesting against the capture of the said bark in... afternoon , when the Alabama and Sea-Bride were coming in. When I first saw them... Alabama capture the American bark Sea-Bride , and I agree with the above statement, as far... , when I first saw the bark Sea-Bride standing from the westward, on to the land.
chapter 47: ... the Alabama follows her they, with the sea-bride, rendezvous at Angra Pequena. Having ... Wenzell had better luck than the Sea-Bride , for she had clearly entered the mouth of ... to Saldanha Bay , and thence take the Sea-Bride with her to one of the uninhabited harbors... I found the Tuscaloosa and the Sea-Bride both at anchor. I had at last ... , and made overtures for the purchase of the Sea-Bride and her cargo. He was willing to run ... did not, therefore, repeat the experiment of the Sea-Bride . I could not have chosen a ... is represented, that the Tuscaloosa and Sea-Bride had visited Ichaboe, which is a dependency of this
chapter 53: ... an hour more, and the capture of the Sea-Bride would have been repeated, to the gratification of our