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• Passionate lyrist of myth

• The lovely, to Heisod

• A child of Mnemosyne

• A daughter of Mnemosyne

• A dryad

• A dryad or Danaid

• A Muse

• A Muse or Dryad

• A sister of Calliope

• A sister of Clio

• A sister of Thalia

• Apollo attendant

• Bard's inspiration

• Bard's inspiration, perhaps

• Bard's Muse

• Byron's muse

• Calliope colleague

• Calliope relative

• Calliope's kin

• Calliope's sister

• Calliope's sister muse

• Catullus's muse

• Certain Greek muse

• Cilo's sister

• Classical lyre holder

• Classical music label

• Classical sister

• Clio and Urania's sister

• Clio relative

• Clio's colleague

• Clio's kin

• Clio's sister muse

• Creative Muse

• Daughter of Mnemosyne

• Daughter of Zeus

• Euterpe's sister

• Figure in Greek myth whose name means desired

• Goddess of love poetry

• Goddess often pictured with a crown of roses

• Goddess pictured with a lyre and a crown of roses

• Goddess with a lyre

• Greek muse

• Greek Muse of lyric poetry

• Greek muse of poetry

• Greek poet's muse

• Hugh Hefner's Muse?

• Inspiration for a bard

• Inspiration for a troubadour

• Inspiration for poets

• Inspiration for poets and musicians

• Inspiration for Sappho

• Inspiration for Yeats

• Keats' favorite Muse

• Keats' muse

• Kin of Clio

• Lady with a lyre

• Longtime classical music label

• Lord Byron's Muse

• Love poet's Muse

• Love poetry goddess

• Love poetry muse

• Lovers' Muse

• Lyre-carrying Muse

• Lyre-holding Muse

• Lyre-playing Muse

• Lyre-strumming muse

• Lyric Muse

• Lyric poetry muse

• Lyrical muse

• Lyrist of myth

• Marvell's Muse

• Masefield's Muse

• Melpomene's sister

• Millay's Muse

• Milton s muse

• Milton's inspiration

• Mime motivator, classically

• Mime motivator, mythologically

• Mime's Muse

• Muse for a lyricist

• Muse for Browning

• Muse for D. H. Lawrence

• Muse for Keats

• Muse for love poets

• Muse for Marceau

• Muse for Marvell

• Muse for Millay

• Muse for Milton

• Muse for Milton or Millay

• Muse for Pindar

• Muse for poets

• Muse for Sappho

• Muse for Whitman

• Muse holding a lyre

• Muse of bards

• Muse of bridal songs

• Muse of erotic poetry

• Muse of Greek myth

• Muse of Greek mythology

• Muse of hymns

• Muse of love poems

• Muse of love poetry

• Muse of love sonnets

• Muse of lyric poetry

• Muse of lyric poetry and hymns

• Muse of mime

• Muse of mimicry

• Muse of myth

• Muse of poetry

• Muse of poets and musicians

• Muse of romantic verse

• Muse of sexy poetry

• Muse of verse

• Muse often depicted holding a small kithara

• Muse often depicted with a lyre

• Muse often shown playing a lyre

• Muse seen in the musical Xanadu

• Muse sometimes seen with a lyre

• Muse who inspires poets

• Muse whose name means passionate

• Muse with a lyre

• Muse with a myrtle wreath

• Muse with a wreath of myrtle and roses

• Muse with Clio, Thalia and Urania

• Mythical lyrist

• New Orleans street between Clio and Thalia

• Ode writer's Muse

• Odic Muse

• Odist's inspiration

• Odist's Muse

• One of a mythical ennead

• One of a mythical nine

• One of a mythological ennead

• One of Calliope's sisters

• One of Euterpe's sisters

• One of Mnemosyne's daughters

• One of nine

• One of nine Muses

• One of nine sisters

• One of nine sisters of Greek myth

• One of the Danaldes

• One of the Dryads

• One of the Muses

• One of the Nereids

• One of the Nine

• One of the nine Muses

• One of the nine sisters

• One of the Parnassus nine

• One of Zeus's daughters

• Opera tour features one of a Greek sorority (5)

• Orate about a figure in myth

• Ovid's muse

• Patron of erotic poetry

• Pindar's Muse

• Pindar's patroness of poetry

• Plath's Muse

• Poet's inspiration

• Poet's Muse

• Poetry goddess

• Poetry-reading Muse

• Poetry's muse

• Polyhymnia's kin

• Refrigerator's contents providing artistic inspiration

• Relative of Euterpe, Polymnia and Thalia

• Sappho's Muse

• Sexy Muse

• Shakespeare's muse

• She inspired Milton and Millay

• She inspires poets

• She's invoked in the Aeneid

• Shelley's muse

• Sheraton houses poetic inspiration (5)

• Sibling of Clio

• Singing goddess?

• Sister goddess of Calliope

• Sister Muse of Clio

• Sister of Calliope

• Sister of Clio

• Sister of Clio and Calliope

• Sister of Clio and Terpsichore

• Sister of Euterpe

• Sister of Melpomene

• Sister of Polyhymnia

• Sister of Terpsichore

• Sister of Thalia

• Sister of Urania

• Sonneteer's Muse

• Subject of Filippino Lippi's Allegory of Music

• Terpischore's sister

• Terpsichore's kin

• Thalia's sister

• Time to muse (5)

• Troubadour's Muse

• Urania's sibling

• Urania's sister

• Versifier's inspiration

• Versifier's Muse

• Woman with a lyre

• Wordsmith's muse

• Wordsworth's muse

• (Greek mythology) the Muse of lyric and love poetry

ERĂTO, us, Ἐρατὼ, οῦς, (⇒ Tab. IV.) des Nereus und der Doris Tochter, folglich eine von den funfzig Nereiden. Apollod. L. I. c. 2. §. 7. Sieh Nereides.

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