GODDESSES.
Longways as many as will; * in eleven parts (1st Ed., 1650).
(longways set of four works better)
Barnes, CDB-2

First Part.

A 1-4: Up a double and back, twice.

B 1-4: 1s cast down to invert the set (skipping).
  5-8: and up to invert the set.

Second Part.

A 1-4: M1 leads his line across the top and down behind the women, skipping.
  5-8: M4 leads the line back in the same track.
B 1-8: As in First Part.

Third Part.
A 1-8:	Women do as men did in Second Part (sk.s.).
B 1-8:	As in First Part.

Fourth Part.
A 1-8: 	M1 leads his line in a complete orbit of the women's line.

B 1-8:	As in First Part.

Fifth Part.
A 1-8: Women do as men did in Fourth Part (sk.s.).
B 1-8: As in First Part.

Sixth Part.

A 1-4:  Men circle to the left
  5-8:  and back to the right.
B 1-8:	As in First Part.

Seventh Part.

A 1-8: Women do as men did in Sixth Part (sk.s.).
B 1-8: As in First Part.

Eighth Part.
A 1-4:	All join hands to circle left
  5-8:	and back to the right.
B 1-8:  As in First Part.

Ninth Part.
A 1-8: Men dance the straight-hey on their own side, odd numbers
       facing down, even numbers up (sk.s.). (Fig.12, p.53).
B 1-8: As in First Part.

Tenth Part.
A 1-8: Women do as men did in Ninth Part (sk.s.).
B 1-8: As in First Part.

Eleventh Part.
A  1-8: All dance the circular-hey (Fig.10, p.49), odd numbers facing
   up, even number down, first man and first woman passing by the right (sk.s.).
B  1-8:	As in First Part.

When there are more than four couples, it will be necessary to repeat each
strain of the music throughout the dance, with the exception of the first
strain, A, in the First Part.

In the Graded Series Cecil Sharp states that this is a dance for four couples,
and says "if desired, the Ninth, Tenth and Eleventh Parts may be omitted."