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*In the fourth book of [[John Keats]]' "[[Endymion (poem)|Endymion]]" (1818), the title character swears by, among other things, "old Rhadaman ...amanthus is mentioned in the first line, comparing him to the woman in the poem. ...

...irit of the evening star loved Hymenæus. Hypnos, the god of slumber, loved Endymion, and sent him to sleep with open eyes, in order that he might always gaze u ...ton, who freed Athens from the tyrant Hipparchus. There is not a speech, a poem, essay, a panegyrical oration in praise of either Athenian liberty or Greek ...