ERATO

ERATO


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Passionate lyrist of myth
The lovely
A Muse
A Muse or Dryad
A child of Mnemosyne
A daughter of Mnemosyne
A dryad
A dryad or Danaid
A sister of Calliope
A sister of Clio
A-muse?
Apollo attendant
Bards inspiration
Bards muse
Calliope colleague
Calliope relative
Calliopes kin
Calliopes sister
Catulluss muse
Certain Greek Muse
Cilos sister
Classical lyre holder
Classical sister
Clio and Uranias sister
Clio relative
Clios kin
Clios sister
Clios sister muse
Creative Muse
Daughter of Mnemosyne
Daughter of Zeus
Euterpes sister
Figure in Greek myth whose name means desired
Goddess of love poetry
Goddess often pictured with a crown of roses
Goddess pictured with a lyre and a crown of roses
Goddess with a lyre
Greek Muse of lyric poetry
Greek poets muse
Greek poetry muse
Hugh Hefners Muse?
Inspiration for Sappho
Inspiration for Yeats
Inspiration for a bard
Inspiration for a troubadour
Inspiration for poets
Inspiration for poets and musicians
Keats muse
Keatss muse
Kin of Clio
Lady with a lyre
Longtime classical music label
Lord Byrons Muse
Love poets Muse
Love poetry Muse
Love poetry goddess
Love-poetry Muse
Lovers Muse
Lyre-carrying Muse
Lyre-holding Muse
Lyre-playing Muse
Lyre-strumming muse
Lyric Muse
Lyric poetry Muse
Lyrical muse
Lyrist Muse
Lyrist of myth
Marvells Muse
Melpomenes sister
Millays Muse
Miltons Muse
Mime motivator
Mimes Muse
Muse for Browning
Muse for D. H. Lawrence
Muse for Keats
Muse for Marceau
Muse for Marvell
Muse for Millay
Muse for Milton
Muse for Milton or Millay
Muse for Pindar
Muse for Sappho
Muse for Whitman
Muse for Yeats
Muse for a lyricist
Muse for love poets
Muse for some poets
Muse holding a lyre
Muse of Greek myth
Muse of bards
Muse of bridal songs
Muse of erotic poetry
Muse of hymns
Muse of love poems
Muse of love poetry
Muse of love sonnets
Muse of lyric poetry
Muse of lyric poetry and hymns
Muse of mime
Muse of mimicry
Muse of myth
Muse of poetry
Muse of poets
Muse of poets and musicians
Muse of romantic verse
Muse of sexy poetry
Muse of verse
Muse often depicted holding a small kithara
Muse often depicted with a lyre
Muse often shown playing a lyre
Muse or Dryad
Muse seen in the musical Xanadu
Muse sometimes seen with a lyre
Muse to Sappho
Muse to poets
Muse who inspires poets
Muse whose name means passionate
Muse with Clio
Muse with a lyre
Muse with a myrtle wreath
Muse with a wreath of myrtle and roses
Mythical lyrist
New Orleans street between Clio and Thalia
Ode writers Muse
Odic Muse
Odists Muse
Odists inspiration
One of Calliopes sisters
One of Euterpes sisters
One of Mnemosynes daughters
One of Zeuss daughters
One of a mythical ennead
One of a mythical nine
One of a mythological ennead
One of nine
One of nine Muses
One of nine sisters
One of the Danaldes
One of the Dryads
One of the Muses
One of the Nereids
One of the Nine
One of the Parnassus nine
One of the nine Muses
One with Clio
Opera tour features one of a Greek sorority (5)
Orate about a figure in myth
Ovids muse
Patron of erotic poetry
Pindars Muse
Pindars patroness of poetry
Plaths Muse
Poets Muse
Poets inspiration
Poetic Muse
Poetry Muse
Poetry goddess
Poetry-reading Muse
Poets Muse
Poets inspiration
Polyhymnias kin
Refrigerators contents providing artistic inspiration
Relative of Euterpe
Sapphos Muse
Sexy Muse
Shakespeares Muse
Shelleys Muse
Sheraton houses poetic inspiration (5)
Sibling of Clio
Singing goddess?
Sister Muse of Clio
Sister of Calliope
Sister of Clio
Sister of Clio and Calliope
Sister of Clio and Terpsichore
Sister of Euterpe
Sister of Melpomene
Sister of Polyhymnia
Sister of Terpsichore
Sister of Thalia
Sister of Urania
Sonneteers Muse
Subject of Filippino Lippis Allegory of Music
Terpsichores kin
Terpsichores sister
Thalias sister
Time to muse (5)
Troubadours Muse
Uranias sibling
Uranias sister
Versifiers Muse
Versifiers inspiration
Woman with a lyre
Wordsmiths muse
Wordsworths Muse
One of the Pierides.
Muse
She plays the lyre.
She dwells on Mt. Helicon.
Clio's sister.
Thalia's sister.
Relative of Calliope.
Polyhymnia's sister.
Muse of amatory poetry.
Her symbol is the lyre.
Calliope's sister.
Book of Herodotus' History.
Poet's inspiration.
Euterpe's sister.
Dweller on Helicon.
Parnassus dweller.
Poet's muse.
See 69 Across.
Prototype of 40 Across.
Melpomene's sister.
Inspirer of 66 Across.
Parnassus name.
One of Calliope's sisters.
Helicon dweller.
Helicon lady.
Menander's Muse
Mythical figure
Muse of lyrics
One of Mnemosyne's daughters
A sister of Thalia
Sara Teasdale's muse
Clio's poetic sister
Azan's mother
Puzzle maker's favorite Muse
Mother of Azan
A dweller on Parnassus
A sister of Melpomene
Inspiration for Pindar
The lovely Muse
Consort of Arcas
She might inspire Marceau
Sappho's inspirer
One of the Danaides
An associate of Thalia
Love-poetry inspirer
Dryad, Muse or Nereid
Yeats's Muse
Muse for Masters
One of Terpsichore's sisters
Kin of Calliope
A daughter of Nereus
One of nine on Parnassus
Keats's Muse
Muse of poesy
Sappho's Muse
Lyre holder
A Nereid
Greek Muse
Clio sidekick
Her symbol was a lyre
Clio colleague
A daughter of Zeus
Masefield's Muse
Muse for Poe
Thalia sib
Anacreon's Muse
Ted Hughes's Muse
One of a noted nine
Puzzler's favorite Muse
Pindar's Muse
Odist's Muse
One of Zeus's daughters
Hugh Hefner's Muse?
Sister of 31-Across
Sonneteer's Muse
Wordsworth's Muse
Love poet's Muse
Lord Byron's Muse
Millay's Muse
Odist's inspiration
Subject of Filippino Lippi's Allegory of Music
Lyre holder of myth
Versifier's inspiration
Mythological lyrist
Mythological figure often depicted holding a kithara
Poetic member of a Greek nonet
One inspiring love of poetry?
Orphic hymn charmer
Clio : history :: ___ : lyric poetry
Classic label in classical music
Close relative of Clio
Muse whose name means beloved
Muse for Lord Byron
Lyre player of mythology
One of a mythological nonet
Lyre-plucking Muse
Mythical figure often depicted holding a lyre
Muse featured in Xanadu
Lyre player of myth
Muse of lyric love poetry
Orate
Greek muse — orate
Muse of lyric poetry and mime
Wrote a novel dismissing Welsh goddess
Who inspired poetry from Fuller at Oxford?
Embodiment of love in opera
Some contents taken from refrigerator: famous inspiration for poetry
Muse sequester a tourbus? Not entirely
Greek Muse of love poetry
Goddess hiding in refrigerator
Inspirer of poetry by lecturer at Oxford
Time to muse
Inspirer of number at Oxford
Retroaction regularly is seen amongst the Gods
Initially, occupational therapists are bowled over by inspiring figure
Muse of Homer, a touch inspiring?
Time to find a goddess of poetry
The age to find a poetic muse
Lover at Olympus embracing Greek muse
Her reaction regularly inspires poetry
She inspires weary author occasionally
Muse takes a long time to identify
Muse of a liberator
She inspired the lyrics in the opera Tosca
Patron of the arts in danger at opening night
Inspirational figure from under a toadstool
Return of Duckweed, written by a muse
Time to amuse, they say
Did Mnemosyne shed tear round her birth?
Books are rejected but could be an inspiration
Time to invoke the Muse
Daughter of Zeus in danger at Olympiad
Patron of the arts a soldier turned to
Period given to or taken from 20
Time to finish is what poets may need
Muse with sovereign detailing something elementary
Source of poetic inspiration among liberators
Inspiration for poetry and from time to time love
Source of inspiration kept in refrigerator
In opera Tosca's an inspirational female
Muse for poets
Muse for Shelley
Mythical myrtle-and-roses wreath wearer
Revered female poets regularly are reflecting
Muse fast penning letter, finally
Patron of the arts in That Riviera Touch
Inspiration for love poetry or tea dances
Uplifting holy books are an inspiration to poets
Time after time love comes last
Elegist's initial reaction, oddly his inspiration?
Love rat often providing inspiration for poet
Elevated books exist as a source of inspiration
School almost suppressing artist's inspiration
Gobbled up by Lancelot, a really lovely lyrist
She inspired merry action, periodically
A long time to muse
Source of inspiration in lecture, having switched sides
Muse often depicted with a kithara
Muse who holds a lyre
Muse for odists
Lyre holder in classical artwork
Time to follow writer of love poetry (5)
Time to support the muse (5)
Inspiration for writing part of plot, a reprobate in hindsight
Inspiring figure to speak after switching sides
Not a reason to give up — an inspiration
Terpsichore : dance :: __ : love poetry
Lyre-toting Muse
Killed
Fortunate
Extremely irritating chaser in playground I boxed?
Work on a big new camper van
Bloke binds convict and whips
They have many faces, said Horace, drunk
Like to see cracking wrestling from the bottom team
Long-running Scottish detective TV series that originally starred Mark McManus in the title role
Football club founded as Newton Heath LYR Football Club in 1878
Swaggering soldier who appears in William Shakespeares Falstaff plays
A tenor supporting Queen, Love or Muse
Inspiration for versifier at Olympus?
Muse returning from Dakota region
Inspiration from singer at opera
Time and time again, love is an inspiration
Dine out primarily to obtain recipe inspiration
Muse are making a comeback, then cancel tour halfway through
Earl introduces artist to one inspiring poet?
Rat in middle of pigeonry? Thats an inspiration
Retroaction occasionally one to inspire
Im grateful to retire in bedroom regularly finding muse
Make speech confusing extremists with inspiring figure
The Muse of love poetry in Greek mythology
The Muse of love poetry
Member of nonet in desert in outskirts of El Paso
Goddess whose name means "lovely"
Plenty of time to muse
Sister of Thalia and Urania
Lyre-playing great-granddaughter of 8-Down
Divine creature in Mile End shop not revealing name
Inspiration from cleaner at office
Biblical books exist to back lyric inspiration
Worry about rector having nothing for Clios sister
One of a notable nine
Muse shot a recording in retrospective clothes
Muse books live return
Times against goddess
Mythical Muse with a lyre
One of nine notable sisters
Partially reupholster a Torino, an old relative of Clio
English singer given zero help with the lyrics
... a source of inspiration - regularly see reaction
One of Terpischores sisters
Inspirational half-sister of Helen
Muses Origin of Symmetry missing from a store after renovation
Operator conceals erotic inspiration
Sister of Calliope depicted holding a lyre or kithara
Whom Drydens poets mind inspire
Inspiration for linesman round pitch with energy ebbing
Old scriptures are held up as a source of inspiration




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