evening-star

But the evening-star still shines in the heavens, and will ever shine there!

Under those trees, gazing across the ocean, in the still light of the evening-star, Odysseus wept for his far-distant home.

Hesper, the evening-star, was sometimes identified with Phosphor.

She has a sphere of her own, which has no more to do with our world than if she lived in the evening-star.

She remained Istar, without any feminine suffix, and it was never forgotten that she was the evening-star.

The two knights clashed together on the bridge and Gareth brought the Evening-star groveling in a minute to his feet on his knees.

Before the rising of the sun, it is called the morning-star, and after the setting, the evening-star.