Comma for either/or — dharma, courage. Spelling forgiving — corage finds courage.

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    Nurse

    mythological figure · 4 works · 5 mentions · 16 anchored passages

    aged dame · aged nurse · dear nurse · faithful nurse of Phaedra · fellow-slave · my mistress · nurse · the Nurse · the aged dame · thou

    spoken of as

    1 expression

    The Nurse1 mention

    Medea (Greek)

    (To the Nurse.
    chapter 10

    in the texts

    MedeaClassical · Greek

    Medea's old household servant and confidante, devoted to her mistress and fearful for the children.

    Nurse:
    medea
    Medea:
    book 2
    Nurse:
    medea

    AndromacheClassical · Greek

    Hermione's old attendant, who tries to restrain her from suicide and counsels calm.

    Nurse:
    andromache
    Nurse:
    andromache
    Nurse:
    andromache

    HippolytusClassical · Greek

    Phaedra's elderly, devoted attendant who extracts her mistress's secret love for Hippolytus and, trying to help, reveals it to Hippolytus, precipitating the catastrophe.

    Nurse:
    hippolytus
    Nurse:
    hippolytus
    Nurse:
    hippolytus

    Hymn 19 to PanClassical · Greek

    The nurse is the caregiver who reacts fearfully to newborn Pan's uncouth face and beard.

    But when the nurse saw his uncouth face and full beard, she was afraid and sprang up and fled and left the child.
    hymn 19 to pan