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Orphic Hymn 60
To The Graces
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Thomas Taylor · 1/1
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THE FUMIGATION FROM STORAX. Hear me, illustrious Graces, mighty nam’d, From Jove descended, and Eunomia fam’d, Thalia and Aglaia fair and bright, And blest Euphrosyne, whom joys delight: Mothers of mirth; all lovely to the view, Pleasure abundant, pure, belongs to you: Various, for ever flourishing and fair, Desir’d by mortals, much invok’d in pray’r; Circling, dark-ey’d, delightful to mankind, Come, and your mystics’ bless with bounteous mind.
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“The Mystical Hymns of Orpheus.” Translated by Thomas Taylor, 2nd ed., 1824. The Theosophical Library, https://theosophylib.com/tt/hymns-of-orpheus/. Accessed 25 Oct. 2026.
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