| Eidolon helvum lives singly or in small groups. |
| Stocking a holster that can be worn ambidextrously, like the Eidolon, expands the likelihood of sales without bulking up your inventory unnecessarily. |
| Accounts say that it was her double, or eidolon, which figured at Troy. |
| Whichever way she turned the eidolon of Caroline met her as a bar to all further progress in her design upon the Intendant. |
| The subjectification of the beloved in Petrarchan lyric entails the internalization of a feminine image, an eidolon rather than an objectively real presence. |
| Tulliver in particular, as he is represented to be in that eidolon or portrait of him which we have seen to exist in the miller's mind. |
