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Updated: May 9, 2025
But there, on the trencher in your hand, is a nice little meal." "That is the offering to Serapis sent by old Phibis," answered the girl. "Hm, hm oh! of course!" muttered the old man. "So long as it is for a god surely he might do without it better than a poor famishing girl."
But there, on the trencher in your hand, is a nice little meal." "That is the offering to Serapis sent by old Phibis," answered the girl. "Hm, hm oh! of course!" muttered the old man. "So long as it is for a god surely he might do without it better than a poor famishing girl."
But there, on the trencher in your hand, is a nice little meal." "That is the offering to Serapis sent by old Phibis," answered the girl. "Hm, hm oh! of course!" muttered the old man. "So long as it is for a god surely he might do without it better than a poor famishing girl."
Irene, on her road home, had given the modest offerings of the anchorite Phibis into the charge of one of the temple-servants to lay before the altar of Serapis, and now as she came into the room she hid the platter with the Roman's donation behind her, and while still in the doorway, called out to her sister: "Guess now, what have I here?" "Bread and dates from Serapion," replied Klea.
Irene, on her road home, had given the modest offerings of the anchorite Phibis into the charge of one of the temple-servants to lay before the altar of Serapis, and now as she came into the room she hid the platter with the Roman's donation behind her, and while still in the doorway, called out to her sister: "Guess now, what have I here?" "Bread and dates from Serapion," replied Klea.
Irene, on her road home, had given the modest offerings of the anchorite Phibis into the charge of one of the temple-servants to lay before the altar of Serapis, and now as she came into the room she hid the platter with the Roman's donation behind her, and while still in the doorway, called out to her sister: "Guess now, what have I here?" "Bread and dates from Serapion," replied Klea.
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