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Eos

By Gregory Nagy

Some rose-colored visions of the dancing dawn goddess in the painterly art of Sappho and beyond

By Gregory Nagy, Pausanias commentary, Pausanias reader

Eos

Some rose-colored visions of the dancing dawn goddess in the painterly art of Sappho and beyond

A sampling of comments on Pausanias: 1.2.2–1.3.1