Epigraph

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Minerva, also known as Pallas, was a maiden of such celebrity that foolish people believed her to be of more than mortal origin. . . . As time went by, it was observed that this woman did many things never before seen.  . . . The Greeks, who at that time surpassed everyone else in good sense, believed that she had been born, not from a mother, but from Jupiter's head and had fallen from heaven.

~Giovanni Boccaccio, Famous Women, translated by Virginia Brown

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