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 [![Captions To Video](assets/caption_to_video_thumb.png)](https://youtu.be/wWC8DpOKVvQ)
 
+<a href="https://youtu.be/wWC8DpOKVvQ" rel="Subtitles to Video">![Foo4](assets/caption_to_video_thumb.png)</a>
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 From an image with caption(s) create a video:
 
 ```python

assets/head_of_fortuna_GPT.txt

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+In the heart of the ancient city of Timacum Minus, nestled among the ruins, 
+a timeless relic was discovered: the head of Fortuna, crafted from pristine white marble. 
+This exquisite piece, a testament to the artistry of its time, 
+bore the serene and dignified features of the goddess of fortune herself.
+Her hair, meticulously combed into soft curls, gathered into a low bun parted gracefully in the middle. 
+Atop her head rested a kalathus, a basket-shaped cap symbolizing abundance and prosperity. 
+Fortuna face, with its regular features, told a story of divine grace and authority. 
+Her high forehead and large, expressive eyes, emphasized by delicately carved pupils, 
+imparted a sense of wisdom and insight. A straight, 
+sharp nose and a prominent chin further accentuated the solemnity of her visage, 
+capturing the essence of a deity who presided over fate and fortune.
+The head of Fortuna, however, bore the scars of time and conflict. 
+During the bombing of Nis in 1944, the statue suffered damage, leaving the kalathus chipped and broken. 
+Yet, even in its damaged state, the head retained its majestic aura, a silent witness to the trials and tribulations of history.
+In Roman religion, Fortuna, 
+known as Tyche in Greek mythology, was revered as the goddess of wealth and fate, the very embodiment of luck. 
+She was often depicted with symbols of her dominion: a rudder to steer the course of destiny, 
+a ball to represent the fickleness of luck, a wheel of fortune to signify the ever-changing nature of life, 
+and a cornucopia to symbolize abundance. 
+In this particular representation, she was adorned with the kalathus, underscoring her role as a provider of prosperity.
+As the head of Fortuna stands today, it continues to evoke a sense of awe and reverence. 
+It tells a story of ancient beliefs, divine authority, and the enduring quest for fortune and fate. 
+This marble head, with its timeless beauty and historical significance, 
+remains a powerful reminder of the rich cultural heritage of the ancient world.

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+The original head of Fortuna is made of white marble,
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+found at the Timacum Minus archaeological site,
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+The hair is combed in curls into a low bun, parted in the middle.
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+On the head of the goddess is a kalathus (basket-shaped cap, a basket).
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+Regular facial features, a high forehead, large eyes and pupils accentuated by a piercing
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+a straight, sharp nose and a prominent chin further emphasize the seriousness of the goddess.
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+The head was damaged during the bombing of Nis in 1944 when the cap was damaged.
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+Fortuna (Tyche in Greek mythology), was the goddess of wealth or fate,
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+and the embodiment of luck in Roman religion.
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+She was usually depicted with a rudder, a ball, a wheel of fortune and a cornucopia
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+or, as in this case, with a kalathus.