Meanings of arcadian in English

It is a simple arcadian life, and people live more happily than any that I have seen elsewhere.

Our diversions, dependent on a love of odorous fields, colorful hills and fruitful vines, were of arcadian content.

He thought he could turn back time to reach an arcadian idyll that had only existed in myths and legends.

She would fit in anywhere-inthe highest places, with her grace, and her nobleness of mind, arcadian, passionate and beautiful.

They made of Saint Margaret's an arcadian refuge, where the Founder wandered all day and every day like a patron saint.

No adequate social prevention can in any way be provided by the more or less arcadian devices of the prisoners' aid societies.

Sometimes he encountered an imperial column; sometimes he came to an arcadian square flooded with light and resonant with the fall of statued fountains.

The Arcadian atmosphere of Vincennes clothed him in its mists and dreams.

Know also that at the north gate is set Parthenopæus the Arcadian.

Because he'd been mated by the Fates to the Arcadian bears' sister.

It is a foolish thing to do, but it is preëminently Arcadian.

This Arcadian state of kitchen affairs went on for exactly a fortnight.

And, most noted of all, there came the Arcadian huntress maid, Atalanta.

That being so, they were quite ready to accept an Arcadian alliance.

Will Mr. Frazer give the Arcadian bear 'the benefit of the doubt'?

You see, Jack, we are not the Arcadian simpletons you think us.