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“A new patch of flowers grew as another drop of saliva dripped from Cerberus' jaw. "Your poison has begun to bloom," Hades observed with a grin. "Your mistress, Cerberus, has taught you well.”

Book:Hades and Persephone: The Golden Blade

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“Do you think you might be able to love me someday?" He asked and heard her laugh softly. "I already do." She said and his soul soared. "So this is what the poets write about? This is what they call love?" She asked. "Yes my love." He said softly. "They do not do it justice." She stated and he laughed. "I agree." He told her as he held her, wondering how this could be real.”

Love Greek Mythology Eros And Psyche Jasmine Dubroff More Than Life

Author:Jasmine Dubroff

“Since my trips to Earth, I've only managed to assemble a few basics facts about humans, condensing them in to four, overall points: kids got Reese's, teens got recess, adults got recessions, and seniors got receding.”

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Book:Cupid's Academy: The Miseducation of Mergatroyd, Love god in Training

Source: Cupid's Academy: The Miseducation of Mergatroyd, Love god in Training

“Psyche did not think the feeling running through her could exist, it was too powerful, too profound and pierced her soul in a way that was a beautiful agony.”

Greek Mythology Eros And Psyche Jasmine Dubroff More Than Life

Author:Jasmine Dubroff

“You are young and young your rule and you think that the tower in which you live is free from sorrow: from it have I not seen two tyrants thrown? The third, who now is king, I shall yet live to see him fall, of all three most suddenly, most dishonored.”

Greek Mythology Greek Tragedy Prometheus

Author:Aeschylus

“If only the herdsman had not brought him up with the flocks, not reared him, Paris, Alexander, to watch his flock by the clear springs where the nymphs rise, and the rich pastures starred with roses and hyacinths for the goddesses to gather.”

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Book:Iphigenia in Aulis

Source: Iphigenia in Aulis

“Love is weakness, Icarus, the man had said, grim, 'It is Man’s deadliest weapon, greater than the sword and mightier than the axe—because it can destroy you with a single breath.”

Love Weakness Greek Mythology Weapon Icarus

Book:The Light that Binds Us

Source: The Light that Binds Us

“Agaue was foaming at the mouth; her rolling eyes Were wild; she was not in her right mind, but possessed”

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Book:The Bacchae and Other Plays

Source: The Bacchae and Other Plays

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