Elizabethan England, which represented just like the phoenix, rises.
A myth, what gave rise to the Trojan War, re-evaluated.
Three goddesses defeated, humiliated, bent to the will of a queen who, with eyes enough, the bubble keeps royal allegory of a golden apple which caused wars and sorrows.
A child, naked, winged, guardian of a bloody invulnerability to the treacherous passions.
THE woman at the top of the stairs, top competitor to the divine, that shaped the destiny of an illustrious history.
HE, Elizabeth I and the three Goddesses (1569)
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