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Laocoon Minerve supporting the Greeks sends the sea snakes to attack Laocoon who warns the...
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Laocoon Minerve supporting the Greeks sends the sea snakes to attack Laocoon who warns the inhabitants of the city of Troy against the horse. Snakes threw themselves at his two sons and moved them, then attacked Laokoon. (Minerva supporting the Greeks sent sea serpents to attack Laocoon who warned the inhabitants of the city of Troy against the horse. Snakes shed on both son and dismembered, and then attack Laokoon as well). From “Mythology of Youth” by Pierre Blanchard 1803.
Laocoon Minerve supporting the Greeks sends the sea snakes to attack Laocoon who warns the inhabitants of the city of Troy against the horse. Snakes threw themselves at his two sons and moved them, then attacked Laokoon. (Minerva supporting the Greeks sent sea serpents to attack Laocoon who warned the inhabitants of the city of Troy against the horse. Snakes shed on both son and dismembered, and then attack Laokoon as well). From “Mythology of Youth” by Pierre Blanchard 1803.