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Would that I could be half as honest
Red Glaze adds a colorful flourish to incense-scented surroundings
The Sybils at Cumae were her oracles
Beneath the summer garden bouquet is a warm
Called by scholars "the single most valuable barbarian treasure ever unearthed
Greek Isis with Sistrum Equinox Would that I could beThe original of this magnificent statue, carved from black basalt, was recovered off the coast of Alexandria. When Alexander the Great conquered Egypt in the 4th century B. C. E., Egyptian art took a decidedly Hellenistic turn. This beautiful reproduction of the statues recently recovered from the Mediterranean Sea is the classical Lady whose "divinity is adored throughout all the world in divers manners, in variable customs, and by many names." As