Disciple of the Serpent
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Which ones are you favorite verses in mythology?
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Odysee 1, 32-34:
"Ah, how shamelessly mortals blame the Gods!
For they say evils come from us,
whereas they themselves, through their own folly, suffer beyond what is ordained".
From Lord Zeus, a real building block of logic and wisdom.
"Ah, how shamelessly mortals blame the Gods!
For they say evils come from us,
whereas they themselves, through their own folly, suffer beyond what is ordained".
From Lord Zeus, a real building block of logic and wisdom.
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The Iliad, Book XXII
Achilles, musing as he roll'd his eyes
O'er the dead hero, thus unheard, replies:
"Die thou the first! When Jove and heaven ordain,
I follow thee"—He said, and stripp'd the slain.
Achilles, musing as he roll'd his eyes
O'er the dead hero, thus unheard, replies:
"Die thou the first! When Jove and heaven ordain,
I follow thee"—He said, and stripp'd the slain.
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You referred to is as being really from God Zeus. Are quotes from iliad & odyssey confirmed from the Gods?
Are those two read just as a work of art or considered like a holy scripture.Are the tips and value inside of them aligning with Gods or is it to be read with a skeptical mind?
Are those two read just as a work of art or considered like a holy scripture.Are the tips and value inside of them aligning with Gods or is it to be read with a skeptical mind?
