Definition of Hermaean

1. herma [adj] - See also: herma

Lexicographical Neighbors of Hermaean

heritours
heritrices
heritrix
heritrixes
herkie
herkies
herkinorin
herky-jerky
herl
herling
herlings
herls
herm
herma
hermae
hermaean (current term)
hermai
hermaphrodeities
hermaphrodeity
hermaphrodite brig
hermaphrodite brigs
hermaphrodites
hermaphroditisms
hermaphrodyte
hermaphrodytes

Literary usage of Hermaean

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Anecdotes of the Arts in England: Or, Comparative Remarks on Architecture by James Dallaway (1800)
"... hermaean fta- tue. 19. Hercules Juvenis, with fillets falling down on either fide of the head, which is covered with a lion's fkin. ..."

2. Notices of Public Libraries in the United States of America by Charles Coffin Jewett (1851)
"A society of under graduates •of the college (the hermaean Society) possesses a library of 3669 ... The hermaean Library is opened daily for an hour. ..."

3. Anecdotes of the Arts in England: Or, Comparative Remarks on Architecture by James Dallaway (1800)
"... hermaean fta- tuc. 19. Hercules Juvenis, with fillets falling down on either fide of the head, -which is covered with a lion's Ikin. ..."

4. Outlines of History: Illustrated by Numerous Geographical and Historical by Marcius Willson (1855)
"... gained a signal success over the Carthaginians near the hermaean promontory, but on the return voyage, while off the southern coast of Sicily, ..."

5. The Odyssey of Homer by Homer (1909)
"Already had I come in my faring above the city, where is the hill hermaean, when I marked a swift ship entering our haven, and many men there were in her, ..."

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