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castalian Meaning
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castalian (a.)
Of or pertaining to Castalia, a mythical fountain of inspiration on Mt. Parnassus sacred to the Muses.
castalian Sentence Examples
- The poets gathered near the Castalian Spring, seeking inspiration for their verses.
- Legends say that those who drank from the Castalian waters were blessed with divine inspiration.
- The oracle of Delphi often bathed in the sacred waters of the Castalian Spring before delivering prophecies.
- Pilgrims traveled from far and wide to visit the Castalian Spring and partake in its mystical waters.
- Apollo was said to favor the poets who frequented the Castalian Spring, granting them special insight and creativity.
- The Castalian Spring was believed to be a gateway to the realm of the Muses, the divine sources of artistic inspiration.
- The poet found solace and inspiration by the tranquil waters of the Castalian Spring.
- Many believed that the Castalian Spring possessed healing properties in addition to its inspirational qualities.
- The flow of the Castalian Spring was said to ebb and flow with the rhythms of the divine, reflecting the moods of the gods.
- Delphi was not only renowned for its oracle but also for the ethereal beauty of the Castalian Spring, which enchanted all who beheld it.
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Of or pertaining to Castalia, a mythical fountain of inspiration on Mt. Parnassus sacred to the Muses.
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The poets gathered near the Castalian Spring, seeking inspiration for their verses.
Legends say that those who drank from the Castalian waters were blessed with divine inspiration.
The oracle of Delphi often bathed in the sacred waters of the Castalian Spring before delivering prophecies.
Pilgrims traveled from far and wide to visit the Castalian Spring and partake in its mystical waters.
