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Sentence
The
goat
Amalthea,
which
had
suckled
Jove,
being
dead,
that
god
is
said
to
have
covered
his
buckler
with
the
skin
thereof,
whence
the
appellation
Aegis,
from
αιξ,
αιγις,
a
she-goat.
Jupiter
afterwards
restoring
the
goat
to
life,
covered
it
with
a
new
skin,
and
placed
it
among
the
stars.
This
buckler,
which
was
the
work
of
Vulcan,
he
gave
to
Minerva,
who
having
killed
the
Gorgon
Medusa,
nailed
her
head
to
the
middle
of
the
Aegis,
which
henceforth
possessed
the
faculty
of
converting
to
stone
all
who
beheld
it,
as
Medusa
herself
had
while
alive.
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The goat Amalthea, which had suckled Jove, being dead, that god is said to have covered his buckler with the skin thereof, whence the appellation Aegis, from αιξ, αιγις, a she-goat. Jupiter afterwards restoring the goat to life, covered it with a new skin, and placed it among the stars. This buckler, which was the work of Vulcan, he gave to Minerva, who having killed the Gorgon Medusa, nailed her head to the middle of the Aegis, which henceforth possessed the faculty of converting to stone all who beheld it, as Medusa herself had while alive.
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