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Celebrity Skin 163

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Profile Publications - Aircraft Profile 163 - The Roland C Ii

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163 Dj Joe C September Scouse CD (01 09 09) (Part 2 Of 2)

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Constantine Cavafy: Poem 50: Orophernes
Orophernes II was the son of Ariarathes IV king of Cappadocia and his wife Antiochis, daughter of (More) Orophernes II was the son of Ariarathes IV king of Cappadocia and his wife Antiochis, daughter of Antiochus III 'the Great' of Syria. His brother Mithridates became Ariarathes V when he succeeded their father in 163 BC. The two brothers were opposed and the Roman Senate insisted that they split the kingdom in half. Ariarathes later gained the upper hand and Orophanes was exiled. It's all a bit messy, but that's the outline to the poem. Cappadocia meant different things at different times in history, but think north-east Turkey, as on the map after the titles. The music is from the CD 'Immortal Egypt' by Phil Thornton and Hossam Ramzy. Orophernes Handsome profile, refined features -- Orophernes' face on a four drachma coin. He seems to be smiling. Exiled from his father's palace in Cappadocia as a youngster he grew up in Ionia abandoned among foreign people. Did I say abandoned? My god! Those idyllic evenings in Ionia, those luminous nights when fearlessly and like a native Greek he indulged in every sort of sensual pleasure. Always Asian, with eastern eyes and features, he learnt the speech and ways of Greece; dressed like them; flaunted turquoise jewellery; perfumed himself with jasmine-scented oils. Orophernes Orophernes he far exceeds in beauty the exquisite Ionian youth. Syria took Cappadocia, made Orophernes king. Son of kings and to the manner born he embraced his new-found role not wisely but too well; amassed much gold and silver; piled room on room with riches over which he gloated. as for governing the country -- he was useless. The Cappadocians chucked him out. He went to Syria; in Demetrios' palace loafed and lounged. Idle, he brooded on one idea: how through his mother Antiochis, through grandmama Stratoniki he was connected to the Syrian crown. He gave up sex and drink; dazed, half in a dream, cack-handedly intrigued, ineptly spun a web of revolution in which he mired himself with his simpleton friends; was extruded from the palace and departed, deported to god-knows-where. Exiled again and in a foreign land he disappears from history, lost in insignificance. But mark this coin where he is shown still in the bloom of his beautiful youth, enigmatically smiling. Orophernes Orophernes who far exceeds in loveliness all the Ionians. (Less)

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