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「ダフニスとクロエの物語」は、ギリシャの作家ロンギャスによる２世紀のロマンス小説である。小説のある場面で、ダフニスとクロエは海を滑るように走る船をじっと見ている。今までエーコーを聞いたことがないクロエは、近くの谷で繰り返される漁師の歌を聞いて混乱する。「ダフニスとクロエの物語」は、ギリシャの作家ロンギャスによる２世紀のロマンス小説である。小説のある場面で、ダフニスとクロエは海を滑るように走る船をじっと見ている。今までエーコーを聞いたことがないクロエは、近くの谷で繰り返される漁師の歌を聞いて混乱する。ダフニスは、あと10回のキスと引き換えにエコーの物語を話すと約束する<ref name="Longus">Longus, Translated by Ronald McCail (2009). ''Daphnis and Chloe''. Oxford University Press. Page 56, [3.22]. ISBN:0199554951</ref>。
The tale of ''[[Daphnis and Chloe]]'' is a 2nd-century romance by Greek author [[Longus]]. At one point in the novel, Daphnis and Chloe are staring out at the boats gliding across the sea. Chloe, having never heard an echo before, is confused on hearing the fisherman's song repeated in a nearby valley. Daphnis promises to tell her the story of Echo in exchange for ten more kisses.<ref name="Longus">[[Longus]], Translated by Ronald McCail (2009). ''[[Daphnis and Chloe]]''. Oxford University Press. Page 56, [3.22]. {{ISBN|0199554951}}</ref>
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=== ''ダフニスとクロエ'' ===
Daphnis’ rendition differs radically from Ovid's account. According to Daphnis, Echo was raised among the Nymphæ because her mother was a nymph. Her father, however, was merely a man and hence Echo was not herself a nymph but mortal. Echo spent her days dancing with the Nymphæ and singing with the [[Muses]] who taught her all manner of musical instruments. [[Pan (god)|Pan]] then grew angry with her, envious of her musical virtuosity and covetous of her virginity, which she would yield neither to men nor gods. Pan drove the men of the fields mad, and, like wild animals, they tore Echo apart and scattered the still singing fragments of her body across the earth.<ref name="Longus"/>
