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Goddess, as soon as I laid my eyes on you I knew you were divine; but you did not tell the truth. Yet . . . I beseech you not to let me live impotent among men, but have mercy on me; for the man who lies
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Goddess, as soon as I laid my eyes on you I knew you were divine; but you did not tell the truth. Yet . . . I beseech you not to let me live impotent among men, but have mercy on me; for the man who lies with immortal goddesses is not left unharmed. This excerpt is from which poem?

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Answer: This excerpt is from the Homeric Hymn to Aphrodite

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