Queen Admete retired to her throne and, with her scepter in hand, she took her seat on its soft, scarlet cushion.
She and Queen Admete were separated by a space exactly wide enough to have inserted, parallel to the floor, a pair of Herodotus' torn and stretched britches.
Queen Admete reached under the table and produced a square satchel that was dense and heavy for its modest size.
Admete did as Lila bade, and soon the ladies were seated at the table by the window where they warmed to the afternoon sun that spilled through the wide, mullioned panes.
Admete had juggled her duties so as to arrange for a week's vacation, and it took a bit of royal maneuvering for her to find a way to travel in cognito to Poteidaia where she could spend several days relaxing and as many nights being held and gentled in her lover's arms.
Admete's heart was so flooded with joy to feel so intensely loved and desired that Lila needed only to suck Admete's nipples lightly and to massage her moist receptiveness gently in order to guide Admete to overflowing fulfillment, once, twice, then a third time.
Will he?" Admete felt a trace of fear tug at her heart; while trying to appear as though she would not be concerned if Rhea told her they would have to run for their lives at the Gate.
However, Admete's eyes had almost no color, they were almost crystal clear.
A fear for the life of her charge, in such a place as the palace of the King, was always foremost in her mind these days.
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Eine andere Admete war die Tochter des Eurystheus, welcher der war, der dem Herakles seine Arbeiten auferlegte.
Nachdem Herakles den Gürtel bei Eurystheus abgeliefert hatte, schenkt der das Kleinod seiner Tochter Admete.
Admete soll von Argos geflohen sein und sich auf der Insel Samos niedergelassen haben, wo sie sich priesterlichem Dienst der Hera widmete.
When the Thessalian populace beseeches the gods to aid their gravely ill King Admete, the High Priest of Apollo hears their appeal and responds from a modest pulpit.
The crux of Act II is irony: the populace rejoices, Admete jubilantly embraces his family - but hovering over everything is Alceste's imminent death.
Also, Admete is oddly aloof toward his wife, at one point focusing more on the celebratory music than on her; later he leaves her to greet others.
The most famous Admete was priestess-queen of Argos, keeper of the sacred statue of Hera.
Only after Admete had retrieved the statue from the surf and purified it were the Argives able to make their escape, and the Samians instituted the festival of the Torea 'Earth mover' to commemorate the event.
This Admete seems to be the same woman who bested Herakles and gave him one of his labours in the Greek legends concerning him.
Admete (2) * People, Places, and Things * Greek Mythology: From the Iliad to the Fall of the Last Tyrant
The daughter of the king of Argos, Eurystheus, for whom Herakles (Heracles) took the Golden Girdle of Ares from Hippolyte, the Amazon queen; Admete was eventually married to the Athenian hero, Theseus.
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SIMILAR SPECIES: Very similar to Thalamita quadrilobata but had more extending frontal lobes, separated by deep slit; anterolateral teeth longer and sharper; and (definitive) crest of basal antennal segment has 3 sharp spines instead of 9-10 spinules.
admete it may be a subspecies - see under that species.
Thalamita integra is similar but has only 4 teeth on a smooth propodus.
She says:--`He tells me he is going to play with his young master;[54] I shudder at the thought.
Four hundred pistoles are very easily lost: _ce n'est rien pour Admete et c'est beaucoup pour lui_.[55] If Dangeau is in the game he will win all the pools: he is an eagle.
Then will come to pass, my daughter, all that God may vouchsafe--_il en arivera, ma fille, tout ce qu'il plaira a Dieu_.'
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