Quote by Plato

The graces once made up their mind - A shrine inviolate to find: And thus they found, and that with ease, The soul of Aristophanes


The graces once made up their mind - A shrine inviolate to f

Summary

This quote refers to the Greek playwright Aristophanes and his exceptional soul, which was deemed worthy of adoration by the Graces – the goddesses of charm, beauty, and creativity. It suggests that Aristophanes possessed an unmatched talent and his works were considered sacred, as he effortlessly captured the essence of wit, satire, and comedic brilliance. The quote praises the playwright's unique ability to create artistic masterpieces that have stood the test of time and garnered admiration from both the divine and mortal realms.

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