(47045) Agave is the maenadically deluded mother of Pentheus who at the
climax of Euripides' Baeehae triumphantly presents to Cadmean Thebes her
son's severed head (to her hallucinating eyes, the head of a lion) as the sign and
...
... Late Ego I Gilliflower billow, see it swell, moist-eyed already, and abate, drop-
out, and auto-immortelle, for it is late. At rose-recession, when the fable of
summer long has left the mead — moi haissable, though now maenadically
surveyed.
Gottfried Benn, Richard Paul Becker, Volkmar Sander, 1987
