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were many metamorphosis that Zeus, the Mighty, had to suffer because of
the whims of Eros, the Aphrodite's messenger. But none is better
known or was more commented than that when the God of Thunder came to seduce
the princess Europe. For this adventure, the god transformed himself
into a beautiful bull with bulked muscles and loving eyes. The divine
animal had a glossy hair, as white as snow, and a pair of shinning and
golden horns. Also he had a black line that went from over his eyes
to the front. All this, you know, are the very signs that tell us
we are in front of a bull-god. But there is more to this than the
poets tell us; tied as they are by their sense of modesty.
This wonderful animal had exciting genital attributes that exhaled intoxicating
outflows. The princess was entranced looking at those attributes,
so well placed and so good in size. She felt her chest was filling
and growing with the sweetness of those outflows. So it was not wonder
that she become wild of passion. That night she could not sleep at
all and was turning continuously in bed. She was obsessed with the
divinity of bull appearance.
After a time, without farther thinking, she left by a palace window, sliding down a rope made out of the finest eastern tissues. Once in the ground, she went fast running to the meadows where the bull, that had stolen her sleep, was grazing. There, under the moon, the lovers met in the silent of the night. Only the stars were the fortunate witnesses of the copulative mystery. So, nobody knows how the love feat between the god and the princess was achieved . The same Hesiod, in his poems, keep a modest silence about the details of this unforgettable night. But the pious people can meditate about such instructive a mystery.
Glossators say that Europe was a princess of great character. This
is why she did not have the slightest doubt. In just a night of resolution
she deserted of all her riches, she left her powerful father and all her
brave brothers, sailing out to Crete with the mighty bull.
Excerpt from Aphrodisia
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