Death, for the ancient Greeks, was "hollow and dark like woman"
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Death, for the ancient Greeks, was "hollow and dark like woman" is a dictum recorded by Gilles Néret in the book Erotica Unversalis 2.
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See also
- "Womb of darkness", a Greek concept.
- Femme fatale
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