Selene driving the chariot of the Moon

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Selene driving the chariot of the Moon (Printable Ancient Greece & Greek mythology Coloring Page for adults)

Selene, the Greek goddess of the Moon, glides across the night sky in her chariot drawn by two horses. Surrounded by stars and illuminated by the full moon, she embodies the moonlight, the night, and the cycles of time.

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