 There were poems which went under the name of Phemonoe, like the old religious poems which were ascribed to Orpheus, Musaeus, and the other mythological bards.Melampus, for example, quotes from her in his book "Peri Palmon Mantike" ("On Twitches") §17, §18; and Pliny quotes from her respecting eagles and hawks, evidently from some book of augury, and perhaps from a work which is still extant in MS., entitled "Orneosophium".There is an epigram of Antipater of Thessalonica, alluding to a statue of Phemonoe, dressed in a pharos.