Homer
Translation, Emily Wilson
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In the The Odyssey many chapters begin with a description of dawn as rosy fingered - the goddess using her hands to create sunrise.
The modern hand standing in for Eos (Greek) / Aurora (Roman) is Stephanie Ruseckas who has filled her lovely garden with roses.
The daylight begins by chasing away the stars.
Wow, this is like a throwback to when you were doing so many hands, but in an all new style. Really beautiful.
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