Sacred Texts: The Classics

Aphrodite: Book Five: Chapter Three. Chrysis Immortal

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WHEN Demetrios found himself alone in his workshop encumbered with red marbles, with stands and scaffoldings, he desired to set himself at work. The chisel in his left hand and the mallet in his right, he took up, listlessly, an interrupted sketch. It was the neck and shoulders of a gigantic horse designed for the temple of Poseidon.

Aphrodite: Book Five: Chapter Three. Chrysis Immortal

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