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6. (1860) Elements of Mythology, or, Classical Fables of the Greeks and the Romans

He has been called “the god of life, and light, and arts” He was the cause of disease, and the restorer of health. […] She is the inspirer of light poetry, and of the triumphs and complaints of lovers. […] She was represented seated in a light car, drawn by white horses. […] He was represented as possessing a majestic, attractive beauty: light hair and dazzling eyes. […]     Silence, all ye powers of light!

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