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“…Enheartening Thetis, Hephaistos replied, “Have courage, my Lady! Please trust me! Good gear I can make, but to hide him from death?
Now, that is another matter…”
“A herd of oxen he next placed there, with gold bodies and straight horns of tin. From stable to pasture they lowed and shambled, alongside a rippling river with swaying reeds and a sweet murmuring rising up from …” —Continue Reading
“Two cities he pictured, of eloquent men, each in well-rendered scenes; With weddings in one, and feasts awaiting as torchmen led brides from their homes. In front and behind the procession was growing…” —Continue Reading