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Menelaus
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Odysseus
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Nemesis
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Leda
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Paris
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Paris
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Nicostratus
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Hermione
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Tyndareus
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Aethra
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Dioscuri
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Dioscuri
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Theseus
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Castor
castor-bio-1
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Polydeuces
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Peirithous
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Theseus
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Theseus,
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Zeus
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Castor
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Hera
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She threw him into war. An enemy, for all that she protected him later.
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Latinus
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almost father-in-law, mostly passive.
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Aeneas
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Aeneas
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Aeneas
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Aeneas
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Alecto
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Amata
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almost mother-in-law, but doesn't happen. Nor does it specify just how Amata is related to Turnus...
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Juturna
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Epeius
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Zeus
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Zeus
zeus-bio-1
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Zeus
zeus-bio-1
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Hera
hera-bio-1
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Epeius
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Paeon
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Aetolus
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Zeus
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Pan
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Telegonus
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Telegonus
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Telegonus
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Odysseus
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Odysseus
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Odysseus
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Laertes
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Odysseus
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Periboea
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Icarius
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Priam
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Menelaus
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Menelaus
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Alexander (Paris)
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Protesilaus
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Scamandrius
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Andromache
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ORESTES
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AEGISTHUS
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AGAMEMNON
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Agamemnon
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Helena
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Polydeuces
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Philonoe
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Timandra
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Castor
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Leda
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Leucippe
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Plutarch
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Alcathoe
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Hippasus
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Leucippe
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Minyas
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ALCI'THOE
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- Nov 2013
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caseyboyle.net caseyboyle.net
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For between two absolutely different spheres, as between subject and object, there is no causality, no correctness, and no expression; there is, at most, an aesthetic relation:
Hm. Well, that's something, at least. Can we feel or sense or experience things beyond description with our sensory perception?
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