Excerpt from Antiquites d'Herculanum, Vol. 2
La Mythologie nous apprend que les Dieux avoietet cha cun leur place leur liège dans le Ciel: ce liège ou trône étoit même l'attribut, le fymbolc cara&érifiiqne de la Divinité. Callimaque Hymne à Diane v. 168; Theoerire Idylle XVII.
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