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hetaera

Now the hetaira came back, and her arms were full.

The hetaira was gone, taking dinner with her lover and the rest of the king's friends.

You need not look like a hetaira, to be accosted these days.

Then from some doorway a hetaira leaned out, and blew him a kiss.

For the woman whose mind and body both need men, there is the life of the hetaira; it was not for her.

The device was his usual one, of someone gossiping about a fashionable hetaira.

He stood still in the shop doorway, staring straight before him at a hetaira who had come buying scent.

Gods knew, the hetaira had gauds enough, and for her they were wages.

The hetaira would -have come, but Ptolemy would not let her.

Meriamon had never spoken with a hetaira before.

The hetaira closed her eyes.

Gross and subtle signs around her said this had been the room of a favorite Harkonnen hetaira.

Lady Jessica remained Hetaira all her adult life.

She was a hetaira.

No, my lady of Egypt, I am a camp fol- lower, a hetaira they call me, which is a courtesan.

And did not Alexander the Great have with him Thais, the Athenian hetaira?

"Well," the hetaira said.

Hetaira) female sophisticated companions, courtesans.

The most famous Hetaira was Aspasia.

"Writing on the Wall" (Hetaira and Company)

"Vana is as mettlesome as the liveliest hetaira.

The young hetaira Corine is in love with the poet Anacréon, unaware that he shares the same feelings for her.

She had no such graces as he could have found in a hetaira of very moderate accomplishment, and in those days he could afford the best.

Hetaira is a genus of bush cricket in family Tettigoniidae subfamily Phaneropterinae.

She was raised as a daughter, and molded into a hetaera.

"You wished her to go to him as a hetaera?

It was expensive to maintain a hetaera, so a solution had to be found.

She was said to have been a hetaera - a courtesan or prostitute.

Some interpretations of hetaera have held they were concubines when one had a permanent relationship with a single man.

The hetaera business had implications in fashion and taste beyond the realm of prostitution.

Sparta did however have hetaera during the classical era.

Finally, there is no known example of a woman of the citizen class voluntarily becoming a hetaera.

One chair in white plaster is the head of a Greek hetaera seen in profile.

Aphrodite was everywhere the patroness of the hetaera and courtesan.

She is well known for being Plato's hetaera or courtesan because of the epigram he dedicated to her.

The known norms and conventions of Athenian society suggest that she must be a common prostitute or, at best, a hetaera.

He was one of the hetaera Neaira's many lovers.

A great hetaera never proposes a contract and usually won't listen if a man is bold enough to propose one himself.

Timanthes didn't tell me you bore the mark of a hetaera."

This probably referred to a hetaera.

She bought young girls from the Corinth slave market and trained them as hetaera, to let them make their own living.

You're so serious, for a hetaera!

The article says, Aspasia was a hetaera.

She was a hetaera.

Thaïs, a celebrated hetaera during the era of Alexander (356-323)

Apollodoros states further that Phano also became a hetaera.

Procopius identifies Comito as a leading hetaera of her age.

And I am anythingbut a hetaera.

Another hetaera (courtesan) with the same name was Lais of Corinth.