n.喀耳刻（住在地中海岛上的一个女巫，能把路过的人变成牲畜）

Circe was a powerful sorceress in Greek mythology who turned men into pigs with her magic.
在希腊神话中，瑟西是一位强大的女巫，她能用魔法把人变成猪。
In Homer's Odyssey, Odysseus managed to resist Circe's enchantments with the help of Hermes' herb.
在荷马的《奥德赛》中，奥德修斯在赫尔墨斯草药的帮助下抵抗住了瑟西的咒语。
Circe's island was a place of both temptation and peril for sailors in ancient tales.
在古代传说中，瑟西的岛屿对航海者来说既是诱惑之地也是危险之地。
The name Circe is often used metaphorically to describe a captivating yet dangerous woman.
"瑟西"这个名字常被用来比喻迷人但又危险的女人。
With her seductive voice and magical powers, Circe embodied the concept of feminine charm and mystique.
她以其迷人的嗓音和魔法力量，体现了女性魅力和神秘感的概念。
Like Circe, some modern-day psychologists transform patients' negative thoughts into positive ones through therapy.
就像瑟西一样，一些现代心理学家通过治疗将患者的消极思想转化为积极思想。
In art, Circe is typically depicted holding a wand or a cup, symbolizing her magical abilities.
在艺术作品中，瑟西通常被描绘成手持魔杖或酒杯，象征她的魔法能力。
Circe's story has inspired countless literary works, exploring themes of power, manipulation, and redemption.
瑟西的故事启发了无数文学作品，探讨权力、操纵和救赎等主题。
Some feminists see Circe not as a villain, but as a woman reclaiming her autonomy in a patriarchal world.
有些女权主义者并不认为瑟西是反派，而是看作一个在父权社会中重获自主权的女人。
The character of Circe in the novel " Circe " by Madeline Miller brings a fresh perspective to the myth, emphasizing her emotional journey.
马德琳·米勒的小说《瑟西》中的角色为这个神话故事带来了新的视角，强调了她的内心历程。