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The exploration of womanhood, viewed by a child, who had failed to birth an heir and was auctioned amidst a war, to lay beside the man who Lyrnessus heard before it saw, and felt, before they felt nothing at all.
The exploration of womanhood, viewed by a child, who had failed to birth an heir and was auctioned a...
In response to the absence of a narrative for Briseis in Homer's Iliad,
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