{"localization":"Obviously, we do not know what Midas looked like, but legend attributed to him donkey ears. I used a 19th century sculpture that depicts King Midas from mythology. \n In the myth, the king was given the power to turn anything he touched into gold. This cursed power was not long in annoying poor Midas considerably, as it turned his food into gold, which obviously made it indigestible. He was stripped of this power by bathing in the Pactole River, the sand of which turned into gold flakes. \n \n Little is known about the Authentic Midas, nor the Phrygians for that matter. We know that for several centuries, Phrygia dominated a large part of Anatolia.","ok":true}