File:Terpsichore - the Greek muse and goddess of dance and chorus.jpg

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Description Terpsichore - the Greek muse and goddess of dance and chorus.
Date 1878, upload: 2022-11-27
Source Woodcut engraving from the the book "Der Olymp oder die Mythologie der Griechen und Römer (The Olympus or the Mythology of the Greeks and Romans)", published by August Heinrich Petiscus in C.F. Amelang's Verlag, Leipzig (1878, 18th edition).
Author Illustrated by Engravings on Wood.

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