Chapter

 1 2|          of day the lewd orgies of Aphrodite in his eagerness to deify
 2 2|        darling of Cinyras,--I mean Aphrodite, lover of the virilia, because
 3 2|         modesty's sake, to look on Aphrodite when she had been guilty
 4 2|       Persephatta with Adonis. And Aphrodite having disgraced herself
 5 2|           her hand. And we read of Aphrodite, like a wanton serving-wench,
 6 2|   distinctly shows, by introducing Aphrodite uttering loud and shrill
 7 2|            the temple of Argennian Aphrodite, in honour of Argennus his
 8 2|            Argives, who worshipped Aphrodite, opener of graves.) The
 9 2|           the Argives sacrifice to Aphrodite Peribaso (the protectress),
10 2| protectress), and the Athenians to Aphrodite Hetsera (the courtesan),
11 2|              and the Syracusans to Aphrodite Kallipygos, whom Nicander
12 3|          interred in the temple of Aphrodite in Paphos. But all time
13 4|            fashioned the statue of Aphrodite of Cnidus, made it like
14 4|    painters made their pictures of Aphrodite copies of the beauty of
15 4|    understands it to be the golden Aphrodite. Thus that Cyprian Pygmalion
16 4|            of ivory: the image was Aphrodite, and it was nude. The Cyprian
17 4|        Philostephanus. A different Aphrodite in Cnidus was of stone,