See, among “Early Poems,” the poem called “A Memory-Picture,” p. 23.
Note [13],] [Page 199].
The Hunter of the Tanagræan Field.
Orion, the Wild Huntsman of Greek legend, and in this capacity appearing in both earth and sky.
Note [14],] [Page 200].
O’er the sun-reddened western straits.
Erytheia, the legendary region around the Pillars of Hercules, probably took its name from the redness of the west under which the Greeks saw it.
Note [15],] [Page 222].
Of the sun-loving gentian, in the heat.
The gentiana lutea.