"The Temple of the Lice" is a philosophical and literary work by the French writer and philosopher Charles Montesquieu. In this book, the author explores the themes of love, beauty, and art through the love story of the Greek philosopher Clitonicus for the beautiful Hnida. Montesquieu embodies his thoughts about love, its influence on man and society, considering the ideals and realities of love. In "Hryma Gnida" the reader will find an exquisite combination of philosophical reflections and poetic language, which unfolds in the style of free prose. The book contains deep reflections on aesthetics, spirituality and the inner world of a person, allowing the reader to be transported to the world of beauty and sophistication. "Temple of Hnida" is a work steeped in philosophical thoughts, which leaves a feeling of unforgettable depth and reveals to the reader new facets of understanding love and art.