eleutherian

Pertaining to the island of Eleuthera in the Bahamas, especially to the original settlers of the island.

Your Eleutherian son is very valuable to us & will daily become more so.

A naturalist would never weary in the Eleutherian scene.

One of the original settlers of Eleuthera, who settled prior to the American Revolution.

The New Englanders generously sent supplies, and the Eleutherians thanked them by returning the ship loaded with hardwood.

He was one of the six Eleutherians whom Governor George Phenny had selected from among the inhabitants of the Colony as "fit persons to be recommended to His Majesty to be elected by the Public to make an Assembly, or execute other public offices under the Government."

One of two temples on the southern slope below the Acropolis.

She was occupied in negotiating with the ambassador of Charlemagne the conditions of the great alliance between them, whereby the crowns of the East and West were to have been united on one head, when the patrician and chancellor of the empire, Nicephorus, summoned to the emperor, burst into the palace, and at first with friendly words offered to discover all the treasures of the crown, for which he promised to make over to the Eleutherian palace as a widow's residence.

There are no signs of rebuilding, and yet Pausanias saw two temples, one containing the old Eleutherian image.