He is the subject of the last novel by Benjamin Disraeli. He was either the king of Elis, a hunter, or by most accounts a shepherd on Mount Latmos in Caria.
He is the subject of the last novel by Benjamin Disraeli. He was either the king of Elis, a hunter, or by most accounts a shepherd on Mount Latmos in Caria. His eternal punishment is thought to be either the result of his own wish to remain young forever, or for having loved Hera. However, his plight is best known as having been caused by the love of Selene, who wanted this handsome man all to herself. FTP, identify this subject of a poem by John Keats that sleeps eternally.
He is the subject of the last novel by Benjamin Disraeli. He was either the king of Elis, a hunter, or by most accounts a shepherd on Mount Latmos in Caria.
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