 Both the "Hymn to Helios" and the "Hymn to Selene" use the word εὐπλόκαμος, variously translated as "rich", "bright", or "beautiful haired", and Epimenides uses the epithet "lovely-haired".The "Hymn to Selene" describes the goddess as very beautiful, with long wings and a golden diadem, calling her "white-armed" and "benevolent".Aeschylus calls Selene "the eye of night".