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On the track of Ulysses; Together with an excursion in quest of the so-called Venus of Melos

Note 7 — THE ODYSSEY, ITS EPOCH AND GEOGRAPHY.

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The confusion which is so common between Aphrodite, the Greek goddess, and Astarte, the Phœnician, had its beginning at Cythera. It is only in later Greek mythology that they are confounded. The true Aphrodite was the first-born of Zeus, the creating Intelligence, and Dione the prolific Earth—Spirit and Matter—and Aphrodite was Divine Love;—Astarte, lust.

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