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Pandora. In Greek mythology Pandora opened a jar thereby releasing all the evils of humanity. From Ilustracion Artistica, published 1887 Stock Photo - Alamy
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History Hit - According to Greek myth, Pandora was the first human woman - moulded from the earth by Hephaestus on the instruction of Zeus himself. We've all heard of Pandora's box,
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