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Aphrodite: Book Four: Chapter Six. The Walls of Crimson

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WHEN, from the mouths of the hierodules, the mob had learned for the second time the certainty of the sacrilege, it flowed out slowly across the gardens. The temple courtesans thronged by hundreds along the paths of black olives. Some strewed ashes upon their heads.

Aphrodite: Book Four: Chapter Six. The Walls of Crimson

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