I've lost track of what I've posted and what I intended to post. So much of a backlog. If I posted this in another thread, I apologize, but if not, this was something that caught my attention a couple of years ago. It might not mean anything, but I wanted to get it out there just in case it might inspire some ideas.
Note how the nymph on the right is blushing and the "rainbow" is red on the top and white on the bottom.
This is from Ovid's Metamorphoses:
The goddess said ‘She is here!’ and, relinquishing the old woman’s form, revealed Pallas Minerva. The nymphs and the Phrygian women worshipped her godhead: the girl alone remained unafraid, yet she did blush, as the sky is accustomed to redden when Aurora first stirs, and, after a while, to whiten at the sun from the east.
Note how the nymph on the right is blushing and the "rainbow" is red on the top and white on the bottom.
This is from Ovid's Metamorphoses:
The goddess said ‘She is here!’ and, relinquishing the old woman’s form, revealed Pallas Minerva. The nymphs and the Phrygian women worshipped her godhead: the girl alone remained unafraid, yet she did blush, as the sky is accustomed to redden when Aurora first stirs, and, after a while, to whiten at the sun from the east.
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