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would come out of their natural environments to watch her work. Arachne boasted that her skills could beat those of
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approached Medusa he used her reflection in his shield to avoid contact with her eyes, and then beheaded her. Medusa’s spilt blood gave birth to
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by piercing holes into boxwood. She enjoyed the music, but became embarrassed by how it made her face look when her cheeks puffed out to play. Because of this she threw it away and it landed on a riverbank where it was found by a
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2127:. London: Batsford.
1723:, pp. 380–381.
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