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Phoebus Apollo Quotes

Five of the best book quotes from Phoebus Apollo
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“Ah, wretched me! that love is not to be cured by any herbs; and that those arts which afford relief to all, are of no avail for their master.”
Henry Thomas Riley
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Ovid
authors
Metamorphoses
book
Phoebus
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Phoebus Apollo
characters
greek mythology
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lovesickness
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herbs
concepts
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“He gave utterance to sighs fetched from the bottom of his heart (for it is not allowed the celestial features to be bathed with tears).”
Henry Thomas Riley
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Ovid
authors
Metamorphoses
book
Phoebus
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Phoebus Apollo
characters
grief
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heart
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tears
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greek mythology
concepts
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“But do thou have a care, my son, that I be not the occasion of a gift fatal to thee, and while the matter still permits, alter thy intentions.”
Henry Thomas Riley
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Ovid
authors
Metamorphoses
book
Phoebus
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Phoebus Apollo
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Phaeton
characters
gifts
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deadly
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greek mythology
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wishes
concepts
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“But since thou canst not be my wife, at least thou shalt be my tree; my hair, my lyre, my quiver shall always have thee, oh laurel!”
Henry Thomas Riley
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Ovid
authors
Metamorphoses
book
Phoebus
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Phoebus Apollo
characters
memories
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trees
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greek mythology
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laurels
concepts
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His descent was like nightfall.
Homer
author
The Iliad
book
Phoebus Apollo
character
night
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stealth
concepts

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