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12. (1838) The Mythology of Ancient Greece and Italy (2e éd.) pp. -516

There he binds With fragrant wreaths his locks, and the bright manes And yellow reins of his wing-footed steeds. […] Gold their fellies were, And undecaying, but thereon of brass The tires365 well fitting, wondrous to behold. Of silver was the rounded nave of each ; The seat was hung by gold and silver cords, And two curved sides encompass’d it about. […] On this they lay, And o’cr them spread a golden cloud and fair, And glittering drops of dew fell all around. […] And in truth it is not easy to give a satisfactory answer to these questions.

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