The word "beauteous" is often used in literature as a lofty, almost otherworldly descriptor that enhances both natural landscapes and human qualities. It graces epic appeals and addresses, bestowing an air of refined admiration when a character is invoked with a cherished radiance, such as in appeals to a loved one’s divine charm ([1], [2]). It also decorates vivid depictions of nature, capturing the transcendent allure of sprawling plains and celestial vistas ([3], [4]). Moreover, the term frequently intertwines physical beauty with moral or virtuous overtones, suggesting that beauty can be both an observable and an inner quality, as seen in various heroic and elegiac contexts ([5], [6]). Overall, "beauteous" carries a timeless poetic charm that enriches narrative expression across diverse cultural and historical settings ([7], [8]).