LYCINUS 
Yes, Polystratus, for it is marvellous. But paint
more of them.
 POLYSTRATUS 
That of her goodness and loving-kindness, my
friend, which will disclose the gentleness of her
nature and its graciousness to all those who make
demands upon her? Then let her be compared
with that Theano who was wife of Antenor, Theano, priestess of Athena in Troy (Iliad 6, 298), brought up Pedacus, her husband's illegitimate child, as if he were her own son (Jliad 5, 69). 
and with Arete, See Odyssey 7, 67 sq. and Arete’s daughter Nausicaa,
and with any other who in high station behaved
with propriety in the face of her good fortune.