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Saturday, July 30, 2011

How to Be Fascinating

 How to Be Fascinating - Enrich Your Experience

To enrich your experience, and your mental and spiritual outlook, make an effort to meet people, to make friends, to DO things with people. Join clubs; they bring you in touch with many people. 


Join classes to study things with others. Furthermore, learn to do many of the things that others are doing, so that you'll not be left out.

Learn to dance, or to play tennis.... or any other sport which will bring you into companionship with people - under pleasant and healthy conditions. 


PLAY is also as necessary to a woman as food and sleep is, dove. Moreover, play with people, it's stimulating and refreshing!

How to Be Fascinating - Have Many Interests

The richest and most fascinating people are those who have MANY interests. You may be fascinated by jazz music. You may love the theater. You may like to amuse yourself by cooking exotic recipes, and you'll search for the ingredients at the markets, in the foreign quarters of your city.

Furthermore, do things outside the NORMAL routine of your life. Get some new hobbies. Collect things; flowers, coins, stamps, antiques.... anything. Broaden your interests, and you'll become more and more interesting :-)

Broaden your interests by learning something about everything. It's a mistake, though, to be pedantic about your knowledge of things. Nobody is more tiresome than the intellectual prig!

Having MANY interests and passions is the fascination of the Advanced Femmes, and it's a fascination which every woman can cultivate, to a certain degree.


How to Be Fascinating - Expand Your Intellect

You can begin to expand your intellect by reading the daily paper every morning. REALLY read it, doll, including the editorials and reviews!

Most women are content merely to skip nimbly through the headlines, and more often than not, go strait to the celebrity pages.

Read books in every field. Read about travel and religion and philosophy. Read about psychology and cooking and natural therapies. Read about gardening and history and art.


Furthermore, the lives of famous people, biographies and autobiographies, are enchanting things to begin on.

How to Be Fascinating - Take A
Lively Interest In Others

To become fascinating, you want to awaken your mind, as well as it fill it with good things, in order to enliven your conversations. But remember too, lovely, it takes two to make a conversation. And half of a woman's charm is to be a good listener.

LET other people talk. They'll love you for it. And don't interrupt!


Don't let yourself get bored, however. In doing this, your own widening interests will help you. For as you expand your outlook to embrace a wider and wider horizon, you'll be surprised to realize that more and more things interest you, and fewer and fewer things bore you!

Being a good listener will always make people like you. But being a good listener isn't a PASSIVE talent, dove. It doesn't mean sitting dumb and inert while talk rains at you. Far from it. 


Nothing is more discouraging to the talker. Nothing makes you seem more dull and uninteresting!

A good listener takes a LIVELY interest in all that's being said. 


Do MORE than listen to the words. Listen with your mind. Follow the mind of the talker (people soon sense your mental inattention, if you're only hearing with your ears.)

On the other hand, your responsive mental interest will flatter and stimulate a person to keep talking. So, show people that you're entertained by what they're saying. 


Conversation is like a game of tennis. If your partner serves you ball after ball, and you allow them all to drop about you unheeded, he or she will soon tire of the game. But if you watch their play, returning their balls, and keep the talk volleying back and forth with lively interest, they'll ENJOY the game. 

And seek you for a partner again.

How to Be Fascinating - Feel The Mood and Adjust Yourself to It

When you're talking, you can sometimes feel the attentive listener responding like a vibrating chord. You sense when his interest wanes, however, even if there's been no sign of inattention. 


This will embarrass you, cloud your mind.... yes, but with a responsive listener your thoughts fly. Your tongue is glib. And you feel the stimulus of their ALERTNESS.

Your vibrations (your 'vibe,') are always reinforced by a responsive vibration. This phenomenon is multiplied a hundredfold in the theater, as all experiences of personality are. Any actor or actress will also tell you that when they feel the sympathy, the interest, and the response of the audience.


It carries them on to play their parts with greater zest.

Actors dread a half-filled theater. However, they thrill to the high-keyed expectancy in the air of a first night, or a gala performance. They can also feel their audience's mood and adjust themselves to it.

In a lesser degree, that same vibrant current underlies every conversation. You break the current, if you fidget or grow bored. However, you strengthen the current when you attend with all of your mind. 


Being a vibrant listener will always make people like you.It's a charming asset and easily cultivated.

The Great Ladies, and the Advanced Femmes of history took the trouble to INFORM themselves - about the interests, the work, and the hobbies of every one whom they received in their 'salon.' 


Thus, a Great Lady was prepared to lead people on to talk about themselves, while she responded and questioned them intelligently. And every one who met this brilliant woman testified to her charm, her radiance and her spontaneous sympathy.  

Perhaps this was one of her greatest secrets. 

You can adopt the secret for your own.

How to Be Fascinating - Be Charming

If there's a man you wish to attract, find out all you can about his work, his passions, what he reads, what he does for amusement. Then read up on his work, even get books from your public library, if necessary, that will help you to understand it.

Furthermore, dove, learn the games or the sports that he enjoys. Then you'll be able to talk to him in his OWN language about the things he hopes to accomplish, and the things he has done. 


Furthermore, you'll be equipped to listen to him animatedly, and he'll find you fascinating and attractive!

The subject of 'feminine charm' has aroused much interest on my blogs. Most relationship experts will also admit that it's as important for a woman to have CHARM as it is to have beauty. Indeed, if she has charm, she can actually be plain, but still be attractive, magnetic.... fascinating.

Charm is not synonymous with personality, however, and it's not as broad a term as personality. Charm is just one aspect, though a very important aspect of personality. It's the power of winning and pleasing people. 


Some lucky women have this quality as a 'gift from the gods.' Others LEARN it Charm Warfare – The Art of Charm for Seductresses

To a certain extent, of course, your charm is expressed by what you say. Common sense will also tell you that you must be careful not to give offense in any way. But to be charming, you must go further than that, and give pleasure by the grace and tact in your attitude toward people.

An old saying comes to mind; "you can catch more bees with honey than you can with vinegar." Remember this quaint truth in all your dealings with people. 


In addition,a quick, lashing tongue hurts you more than it hurts any one else. And complaint, sourness, cattiness etc, cuts you off from sympathetic contacts. 

Be GRACIOUS, enthusiastically attentive to people, and they'll feel your charm :-)

We are all so busy, so hurried, these days, that we can grow entirely concentrated on our own interests. People sense this exclusion and are repelled by it. Moreover, we must utilize our time wisely, and work more effectively, if we don't want to lose all our power to ATTRACT people.


Anyhow, cupcake, I do hope you enjoyed my post; 'How to Be Fascinating!' 

Much love,
Melina xxx


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Monday, July 11, 2011

The Feminine Trait of Gentleness

I'm sure you'll agree with me lovely (if you've been following my blogs for some time, that is,) that TRUE femininity isn't equivalent to weakness. It's about being STRONG.

As you're probably already aware, the quality of gentleness has always been considered as a very feminine trait. 


However, only a feminine woman can be gentle! Moreover, true femininity is about being GENTLE; gentleness of bearing, manner and character.

Nevertheless, gentle feminine traits (such as softness, tenderness and graciousness,) weren’t meant to entail the ABSENCE of strength. The gentleness of bearing, manner and character is meant to be an inflection of strength.

The truth is that we can be strong, independent and self-sufficient women, while being ‘magnolia blossom butterflies’ (the women that all the alpha men become hard-core seduced by, and want to marry.)

Furthermore, dear heart, nothing could be further from the truth than to suppose that gentleness and femininity is an absence of strength. You only have to study the Great Ladies of history to know that, and no Great Lady was ever rough!

Just like the gentle and feminine women of today, she hid an iron first in a VELVET glove (and ruled men behind the scenes *wink.*)


Even in modern social settings, gatherings of fine ladies will (for the most part,) exhibit an atmosphere of gentleness and genteelness. Moreover, like many feminine traits, the attribute of gentleness is a sign of good breeding.

The opposite of gentleness is ROUGHNESS, as well as harshness and coarseness. And I’m sure that you’ll agree with me when I say the crying fault of many women today is their LACK of gentleness!

Besides being rough, coarse and harsh - in their words and behavior - such women are;

Rude.

Domineering.

Aggressive.

Offensive (from their constant cussing, to their ‘in your face’ sexuality, to their avoidance of tact and consideration to the feelings of others….)

Roughness in a woman is a sad disfigurement indeed, and the marring of all her loveliness. 


Unlike gentle and feminine women, rough women can't be considered as REAL women. Furthermore, while gentle and feminine women are seductive and alluring to quality males, rough and masculine women are anti-seductive and repulsive.

Especially the dire-hard, card-carrying feminists (I'm not talking about the feminine feminists!)

In addition, a REAL woman is;

Softly-spoken.

Patient.

A lady.

Mild and mellow. She's not easily provoked and isn't looking for a fight (her manners aren't those of a fighting ring!)

Pleasant and considerate. She loves men, and is nothing like the uncouth, loud-mouthed 'feminazi' (who mistakes noise for strength, and dominance for power.) 


*This doesn't apply to the feminine feminists :-)

Kind, caring and considerate (she's not a selfish, swaggering 'she-male.')

Meditative and peaceful. She's living in the 'now' - here and now.

Remember dove,
weakness is always ROUGH. And no woman can be truly feminine, if she isn't gentle.

When you become ‘yin,’ and lose that 'yang' vibe of the male hunter and aggressor, that's when you'll finally catch a REAL man.

Ever noticed how those tough
‘ballsy' girls, who like to cuss and start arguments, FAIL to do that?

In addition, the feminine trait of gentleness;

Soothes and comforts a man (rather than crushes and castrates him.)

Draws a man in (rather than drives him away.)

Woos (rather than compels.)

The quiet potency of gentleness subdues whatever would be repellant in a woman's nature, and imbues it with SWEETNESS. It also imbues her face with that adorable, wide-eyed and youthful look.

Furthermore, lovely, whenever you think of gentleness, think of the fable where the sun and the wind entered a contest to show which could remove the traveler's cloak the quickest. The mild sunshine (like a gentle and feminine woman,) comes off as the REAL victor *smile.*

Furthermore, just like the sun, the feminine trait of gentleness has great POWER, but it's used in a quiet and unobtrusive way.

Of course, the trait of dominance and aggression (combined,) is a powerful thing too. However, it's not fitting for a woman
(most men intensely DISLIKE aggression in women,) and it's hard to manage.

Moreover, if you're not careful, your dominant, aggressive and 'yang' personality will get the better of you.

Being an aggressive woman can only lead to trouble - especially in a relationship with a man!

When thinking about gentleness, you can also think for a moment about a column of finely polished marble. You know how SMOOTH it is. You also know (or sense) how pleasant it is to draw your hand slowly over its glossy surface.

Well, what the smoothness and glossiness of marble is - to the sight and the touch - gentleness (as well as femininity,) is to our words and actions! 


The feminine trait of gentleness takes the roughness from our words and behavior, and replaces them with smoothness. Which is very pleasant.

Furthermore, what soft velvety moss is to a rock, a gentle feminine spirit is to our conduct. It covers up the sharp corners, and smooths down the rough places!

Alluring in all its tendencies, the feminine trait of gentleness inspires confidence where there might otherwise be distrust. It definitely puts people at EASE, dove.

Therefore, there's a real benefit in gentleness, and it brings real, substantial perks to the women who practice it.

However, genuine gentleness lasts twenty-four hours in the day, and seven days of the week. Moreover, no matter how beautiful or intelligent a woman may be, or how influential her position is, she must be gentle!

However, gentleness isn't just a quiet feminine influence. It's a suavity, diplomacy and benevolence of manner that pervades the character of REAL women. 


You must be the embodiment of gentleness. No woman can be truly beautiful without it.

CULTIVATE it in your behavior. You'll not only become softer, calmer, and more feminine, but a new woman. 


Such women are able to meet a scowl with a smile, a storm with calm, and rudeness, or envy, with an unruffled tranquility.

From today on, why not try and become more a more gentle, feminine and ‘yin’ woman? In your bearing, your manner, your words….  

Gentleness wins EVERY time, and when everything else fails.

Not only that, but most men crave for the gentleness of women (although, they’ll rarely ask or it,) and hunger for their tenderness (and there’s no weakness in such a yearning.)

Be the one to offer that!

Too often, men find indifference, competitiveness or opposition in their girlfriends and wives - where they ought to find love, co-operation and partnership.

Naturally feminine and seductive women offer those things to their men. And were made for LOVE (not only to love, but to be loved :-))

For men, life's rivalries and competitions can be sharp. Roughness pains them. Furthermore, due to their tough, masculine facades, we can’t always know what secret burdens they may be carrying

In addition, roughness pains us, and stunts the growth of all lovely things. However, beneath the warm, nourishing influence of gentleness, beautiful things grow.

We should be gentle above all to those we love the BEST - our inner circle - and to those within our own home. Moreover, our gentleness must not only be demonstrated by our disposition, words and behavior, but in our in patience, self-control and thoughtfulness.

To high-status men, gentleness is the ornament of FEMININITY. Like perfume, it fills a heart and home with light and warmth and fragrance. 


Anyhow, cupcake, I do hope you enjoyed my post, 'The Feminine Trait of Gentleness!'

Much love,
Melina xxx

PS; you must not only be gentle with others, but with yourself!


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Monday, June 20, 2011

Women of Excellence, Femininity and Charm

"Once or twice in a life-time we are permitted to enjoy the charm of noble manners in the presence of a man or woman who have no bar in their nature, but whose character emanates freely in their word and gesture.

A beautiful form is better than a beautiful face; a beautiful behavior is better than a beautiful form; it gives a higher pleasure than statues or pictures. It is the finest of the fine arts."

There's a wonderful attribute of personality which belongs to the most feminine, ideal and SEDUCTIVE women - just as color and fragrance belongs to the flower, and, light and color belongs to the jewel. This may be referred to as "feminine charm."


Feminine charm is an ART, dove, but it also suggests magic. It could even be seen as a type of mental sorcery and warfare (Madame Recamier was a woman who was particularly good at this type of sorcery and warfare :-))

The word "charm" in its most basic sense, may be taken to cover the art of general social adjustment, ranging from the the simplest of common courtesies to the highest beauty of ceremony.

The Japanese geisha have mastered the delightful art of charm Charm Warfare – The Art of Charm for Seductresses , and have been mastering it for centuries. And the ever-increasing complexity and demands of modern society puts an ever-increasing PREMIUM on a woman's social behavior.

**Nevertheless, you only have to look at the younger women of today to start wondering if the breed of charming, feminine and well-mannered girls will soon be EXTINCT. I've personally noticed too, that many teenage girls are dressing more like under-age hookers than delightfully feminine enchantresses.

In addition, just by listening to them, you'd think that some of them came from pigsties, and that their habits must be as vulgar as their conversation!

Even grown women today can be as rude, crude, slovenly and ANTI-SEDUCTIVE. However, there's another trait that makes a woman anti-seductive, but often without her realizing it.... snobbishness (a hallmark of the unsure.)

Only true breeding and personal cultivation consists in avoiding all forms of anti-seductive behavior, and attending to the ABC's of personal excellence, femininity and charm with care. And with a regard for the sensibilities of others, and a concern for the DIGNITY of one's self!

Furthermore lovely, QUALITY men judge women by similar standards, or the lack thereof. For example, a man will judge a woman by;

The way she dresses (and how much skin she chooses to bare in public.)

The way she speaks, and whether she refrains from cussing/swearing and vulgarity.

How feminine she is in her behavior.

How poised, graceful and lady-like she is.

How warm, charming, gracious and hospitable she is.

How much substance and propriety she portrays.

How much value she appears to offer.

The standards she appears to have.

Surely each of us has something to recommend to each other, and to quality men, besides the clothes we wear, the furniture we own or the cars we drive? And looking around us lovely, I'm sure you'll agree with me that it's necessary to emphasize (again and again,) the ABC's of personal excellence, femininity and charm!

In ancient Greece, if a hetaera (a Grecian courtesan,) was feminine and beautiful she was deified, if charming she was adored. They were indeed women of excellence as far as cultivating one's intellect and feminine charms were concerned.

Furthermore, the hetaera learned that the rightful path in life consisted in passing from beautiful manners to beautiful thoughts, from beautiful thoughts to beautiful aspirations, from beautiful aspirations to beautiful meditations - which was considered "beauty supreme."
It was Aspasia (a Milesian woman and hetaera who became famous for her involvement with the Athenian statesman Pericle,) who's beauty first attracted Pericles. But she was more than just a beauty, she was a woman of excellence, charm and spirituelle!

Aspasia was said to have advised Pericles concerning the conduct of the state, and even to have written some of his best speeches.

**Remember, beauty does attract a man, cupcake, but only charm and graciousness and EXCELLENCE can detain.

Gifted and accomplished, the Greek hetaera were the only women with whom an enlightened Athenian male could converse. Generally, their conversations were with the artists, philosophers and the intelligentsia of their city.

Their distinction from other women was extreme. Plato had one of them for muse. Sophocles another. And they devoted themselves to the study of every feminine art that contributed toward being charming, delightful and fascinating.

The hetaera were superior to other women in more ways than one. Like the Venetian and French courtesans, they were women of excellence, as well as the intellectual EQUALS of men.

The men of Athens would sometimes persuade their wives to come to Aspasia's house and listen to her arguments. This says a lot dove, about the FASCINATION of Aspasia, an ancient Greek hetaera, and that respectable wives actually came to her house to hear what she had to say.

Cleopatra, semi-Greek, and a daughter of the Ptolomies, had the 'killer charm' of the hetaera, as well as of the all the seductress women of history. To aptitudes natural and great, she added a varied assortment of feminine accomplishments.

It's said that Cleopatra could talk to any one in any tongue. Admittedly, that was probably an exaggeration. But, she certainly was an ambitious woman, as well as lettered, charming, feminine, seductive....

Furthermore, Cleopatra was a masterful SEDUCTRESS and siren The Art of Being a Siren A match and fantasy for any man.

A woman of excellence never fails to appreciate and cultivate these, and similar aptitudes. She's the woman who looks up to the great ladies The World's Great Ladies, Advanced Femmes and Femi...
, and to the charming, the well-mannered and to the "lovely."

And to the women who've lifted themselves up from the masses, with personal and vocational achievementS, to move across a stage of their OWN own setting (while other women would never think of interesting themselves in such matters, concerning themselves merely with shallow, trivial things.)

Furthermore, the most feminine and seductive women are IMPECCABLE, in their personal presentation The Art of Beautification for Seductresses
, in their womanliness, in their behavior.... And are impressed by the simple niceties of life; cleanliness and health; beauty and elegance; and the graceful accoutrements of life.

This is the first rung on the ladder for those who seek to climb out of the "primordial ooze," dove, and to stand out from the sea of mundane, bimbofied and defeminized women!

It's true that the world is full of JEALOUS, envious and competitive woman. The more feminine and seductive you are, the more witty, charming and radiant, and the more male attention and attraction you create, the more you'll meet with envy and jealousy.

Even with antagonism.

Yet for every social and feminine art YOU and your kind master, you get a possible host of NEW, nicer and better friends ;-)

In every big city, in every small town, there's the "mold breakers" and "Advanced Femmes" on the tree of womanhood. These are also the women who've been trained by their mothers and grandmothers, aunties and/or feminine role-models to be feminine, graceful and elegant - in everything they do!

Furthermore, with their gifts of charm, persuasion and influence, women of excellence, femininity and charm can attract the very BEST men of their generation, polishing them and causing them to make the most of themselves as men.

What the hetaera, geisha and courtesans did for older societies (in the way of contributing intellectually etc,) the young (and not so young) women of excellence, femininity and charm can do for this one. There can also be a NEW, different breed of women, as well as new models and expositions of femininity Feminissima - School of Feminine Arts

And all very empowered and interesting *smile.*

Anyhow cupcake, I do hope you enjoyed my article; 'Women of Excellence, Femininity and Charm!'
Much love,
Melina xxx

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A secret of a modern seductress to achieve any goal she desires, and become a woman of
excellence. The Sedona Method isn't a form of therapy or programming. Instead, it works to help you to dramatically change and improve yourself and your LIFE. I highly recommend this method!





My Other Femininity Blog


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Sunday, June 19, 2011

The World's Great Ladies, Advanced Femmes and Feminine Role Models - Part One

Abigail - the wise and beautiful wife of Nabal, a rich and dissolute Hebrew. On his death, Abigail became King David's wife.

Acciola
- a 15th century Italian poetess who was noted for her feminine beauty and genius.


Agnes, Saint / Saint Agnes
- a 13 year old Christian martyr at Rome in the Diocletian persecution. Being beautiful, many young noblemen sought her in marriage, but she asserted she was consecrated to heaven. For this she was denounced and tortured, and dragged before idols, which she refused to worship.


Agnes-Sorel
- a 15th century mistress of Charles VII of France. Her influence over this monarch was powerful, rousing him from his apathy, and incited him to resist the attacks of the English.


Agrippina I
- a talented and ambitious granddaughter of the Emperor Augustus, and of noble character. Agrippina accompanied her husband Germanicus in the German war, and during his absence, assumed command of a wing of the army. On her return she received an ovation in Rome.


Aisse, Demois / Demois Aisse
- a 17th century French letter writer who was originally a Circassian slave of wondrous physical beauty. The beautiful Demoise's letters were published with notes by Voltaire.


Albrizzi, Isabella T / Isabelle T Albrizzi
- 17-18th century Italian writer and born on the island of Corfu. Isabella Albrizzi married a Venetian nobleman, and her house in Venice became the resort of noted people. Byron termed her the 'Venetian de Stael' after Madame de Stael, the famous French-Swiss courtesan and writer.


Alcott, Louisa May / Louisa May Alcott
- a popular 18th century American writer born at Germantown, Philadelphia. Her book "Little Women" was the most popular of her works.
Aloara - an Italian princess, who reigned with wisdom and courage.

Aloysia, Sigca / Sigca Aloysia
- a 15th century Spanish female scholar and multi-linguist. Signa wrote a letter to Pope Paul III in 1540 - in Latin, Greek, Hebrew, Arabic and Syriac.


Amalasontha
- a daughter of Theodoric, king of the Ostrogoths. She was a remarkable linguist.


Amalie, Anna / Anna Amalie
- 17th-18th century duchess of Saxe Weimar, and a patron of genius and learning. Anna personally aided Wieland, Herder and Goethe.


Amalie, Elizabeth / Elizabeth Amalie
- granddaughter of William I of Orange. As regent in the 1600s, Elizabeth displayed extraordinary energy, wisdom and virtue.


Amelie, Marie / Marie Amelie
- 17th-18th century queen of France, and wife of Louis Philippe. Marie was a perfect example of a devoted wife, and her lofty feminine character was in marked contrast to the king's.


Anastasia
- a Christian martyr at Rome in the Diocletian persecution. As a widow, Anastasia's whole fortune was expended in relieving the poor. She and her three sisters were put to death for refusing to sacrifice to idols.


Anderson, Elizabeth / Elizabeth Anderson
- an 18th century English physician and warm advocate of woman suffrage.


Anderson, Lucy / Lucy Anderson
- a 17th-18th century English musician and a remarkable pianist. Lucy was also the music teacher to Queen Victoria and her children.

Andreini, Isabella / Isabella Andreini - a 15th-16th century Italian actress of great fame, the writer of many beautiful poems and a renowned woman of elegance. Furthermore, Isabella Adreini had a beautiful countenance, a melodious voice and was conversant with the French and Spanish languages.

Angouleme, Maria Therese / Maria Therese Angouleme
- a 17th-18th century French duchess, and daughter of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette. Maria possessed a very keen intellect and was succinct in her manner and speech. She also exercised a great influence over her husband.


Anne Boleyn
- the 15th century daughter of an English nobleman, and a wife of Henry VIII. Anne Boleyn was a woman of a highly cultivated mind, and her beauty and accomplishments were greatly admired in the French court. It was also through her influence that the translation of the scriptures was sanctioned by Henry VIII.


Anne of Brittany - a 14th-15th century wife of Louis XII of France. Anne retained great influence over her husband by her beauty and amiability.

Arragon, Tullia d'/ Tullia d'Arragon - a 16th century Italian poetess and courtesan, possessing great beauty and genius.

Archinta, Margherita / Margherita Archinta
- a 16th century Italian lady of high rank, as well as a poetess and musical composer.


Armyne, Lady Mary / Lady Mary Armyne
- a 16th century English writer and philanthropist. Mary endowed three hospitals.


Arnould, Sophie / Sophie Arnould
- a 17th-18th century French actress and vocalist of the highest rank. For her wit and personal attractions she was compared to the famous hetaira, Aspasia, and to the French courtesan, Ninon de 1' Enclos.


Aspasia
- a Grecian hetaira, scholar and wife of Pericles. Aspasia was a woman of great beauty, wit and feminine charm. In eloquence, she surpassed her contemporaries, and was the friend and intellectual companion of Socrates. She lived in 5th century B. C.


Atkinson, Caroline L / Caroline L Atkinson
- an 18th century English novelist and botanist.


Aubespine, Madeleine de L / Madeleine de L Aubespine
- a 15th century French poetess, wit and beauty.


Austen, Jane / Jane Austen -
a 17th-18th century English novelist who wrote Sense and Sensibility,''Pride and Prejudice,' 'Mansfield Park,' and 'Emma,' which were all published anonymously during her life. Her other two works 'Northanger Abbey' and 'Persuasion' were posthumous publications. Although not beautiful, Jane possessed many personal attractions; serenity, gentleness of manner and a sweet voice. Jane wrote as long as she could hold a pen.


Austin, Jane / Jane Austin
- an 18th century American novelist.
Axiothea - a Greek female philosopher in the time of Plato (5th century B. C.) Axiothea attended Plato's lectures in male attire.

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