On Color
Aristotle and Plutarch refer to a certain dye, known as Porphyra.
After 1204 the production was stopped. Vermillion became the royal color.
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Shell collected from Ermioni Argolidos
Aristotle and Plutarch refer to a certain dye, known as Porphyra.
After 1204 the production was stopped. Vermillion became the royal color.
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Aristotle and Plutarch refer to a certain dye, known as Porphyra.
After 1204 the production was stopped. Vermillion became the royal color.
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