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O Zeus, god of miracles! What a spectacle! What
beauty! What rapture! How fair the maiden is!
How royal and majestic and truly worthy of Zeus is
the matron’s splendour! How sweet and delicious
is the other’s gaze, and how seductively she smiled!
But I have more than enough of bliss already; and if
you please, I should like to examine each of you
separately, for at present I am all at sea and do not
know what to look at; my eyes are ravished in every
direction.
</p><p><label>APHRODITE</label>
Let us do that.
</p><p><label>PARIS</label>
Then you two go away, and you, Hera, stay here.
</p><p><label>HERA</label>
Very well, and when you have examined me
thoroughly, you must further consider whether the
rewards of a vote in my favour are also beautiful in
your eyes. If you judge me to be beautiful, Paris,
you shall be lord of all Asia.
</p><p><label>PARIS</label>
My decisions are not to be influenced by rewards.

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