Piet Design Apple of Discord
PIET066
Piet Design Apple of Discord
PIET066
Bouwdoos/Bouwplaat
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Engels
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‘For the fairest.’
This was written on the golden apple that Eris, goddess of discord, threw among the guests at a wedding.She had not been invited and in revenge wanted to create an argument. She had immediate success: the goddesses Hera, Athena and Aphrodite all claimed the apple.
Paris of Troy was chosen to make the decision. All three goddesses promised him great rewards: Hera would give him power, Athena wisdom and Aphrodite the most beautiful woman in the world as his wife.
Paris preferred Aphrodite’s offer and proceeded to kidnap the Greek beauty Helen to Troy. The Greeks were not amused and immediately launched a thousand ships.
The rest is history...
This paper apple is easy to put together. No scissors or glue needed.
Size when built: 9 x 9 x 10 cm.
Tua ipsius manu facito.
Malum discordiae.
‘Ei quae pulcherrima.’Haec verba scripta erant in malum quod Eris (Discordia) inter eas quae nuptiis aderant misit. Non invitata iniuriam controversiam creando ulcisci voluit. Non frustra. Statim deae Hera Athena Venus ut malum sibi daretur poposcerunt.
Paridi regis Troiae filio ut decerneret cui malum dandum mandatum est. Nec Iuno nec Athena nec Venus non magnum munus promisit: potentiam Hera sapientiam Athena et feminam quae esset pulcherrima omnium eum ducturum Venus promisit.
Paris Venerem duabus aliis praetulit. Helena omnium pulcherrima in Graecia vixit. Eam ut raperet navem conscendit. Graeci Helenam raptam aegre ferentes naves collegerunt.
Cetera historia habet.
‘For the fairest.’
This was written on the golden apple that Eris, goddess of discord, threw among the guests at a wedding.She had not been invited and in revenge wanted to create an argument. She had immediate success: the goddesses Hera, Athena and Aphrodite all claimed the apple.
Paris of Troy was chosen to make the decision. All three goddesses promised him great rewards: Hera would give him power, Athena wisdom and Aphrodite the most beautiful woman in the world as his wife.
Paris preferred Aphrodite’s offer and proceeded to kidnap the Greek beauty Helen to Troy. The Greeks were not amused and immediately launched a thousand ships.
The rest is history...
This paper apple is easy to put together. No scissors or glue needed.
Size when built: 9 x 9 x 10 cm.
Tua ipsius manu facito.
Malum discordiae.
‘Ei quae pulcherrima.’Haec verba scripta erant in malum quod Eris (Discordia) inter eas quae nuptiis aderant misit. Non invitata iniuriam controversiam creando ulcisci voluit. Non frustra. Statim deae Hera Athena Venus ut malum sibi daretur poposcerunt.
Paridi regis Troiae filio ut decerneret cui malum dandum mandatum est. Nec Iuno nec Athena nec Venus non magnum munus promisit: potentiam Hera sapientiam Athena et feminam quae esset pulcherrima omnium eum ducturum Venus promisit.
Paris Venerem duabus aliis praetulit. Helena omnium pulcherrima in Graecia vixit. Eam ut raperet navem conscendit. Graeci Helenam raptam aegre ferentes naves collegerunt.
Cetera historia habet.