Proserpine
Proserpina

"I took the liberty of using you as the model for Proserpine."

At the 2011 census, Proserpine had a population of 3,390.

His Proserpine was the corn, the origin of commerce and community.

The first passenger service to Proserpine was on 3 November 1951.

Proserpine could not resist, and Pluto himself gave way.

Ceres promises that only during the time when Proserpine lives with her will the earth be fertile.

Proserpine is an anchor and the main service and administration centre for the region.

In 2012, the Proserpine show celebrated 100years at the showground.

It reappears- that is, Proserpine is restored to her mother.

Eclipse was a brother to the successful broodmare, Proserpine.

The division of labour in Proserpine reflects this trend.

Dialogue in Proserpine is founded on empathy, not the conflict more typical of drama.

All these were classical in subject, and so was Proserpine (1680), which was superior to any of them.

I have a security clearance for you, and a new set of orders; you can forget Proserpine.

There are 227 widowed people living in Proserpine.

He continued this theme, as shown in Proserpine.

The two nymphs wander off, seeking ever more flowers, and lose sight of Proserpine.

In revising the Proserpine myth, she placed women and their power at the centre of the narrative.

Proserpine was wrecked off the Elbe on 1 February 1799.

Her consort Proserpine, which had escaped, though smaller, was equally well-armed.

One of the frigates, the 26-gun Proserpine, parted company with her companion vessels in a fog.

The land around Proserpine is relatively flat.

Taxi's aren't as widely used in Proserpine than other areas of the region and this is mainly due to availability.

He worked for the Shire of Proserpine from 1975 to 2003, at first as a parking inspector.

Rape of Proserpine: with other poems, translated into English verse.