Charles Kingsley,
Hypatia/3
(1853)
“ I'll be Augustus, and Pelagia, Augusta; you and Smid here, the two Caesars; and we'll make the monk the chief of the eunuchs, eh?— anything you like for a quiet life; but up this accursed kennel of hot water I go no farther. Ask your girls, my heroes, and I'll ask mine. Women are all prophetesses, every one of them.''When they are not harlots,' growled Wulf to himself.'I will go to the world's end with you, my king!' sighed Pelagia; 'but Alexandria is certainly pleasanter than this.'Old Wulf sprang up fiercely enough.'Hear me, Amalric the Amal, son of Odin, and heroes all! ”
