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Away with you, and take your prophecies elsewhere.
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IRIS: And what other roads can the gods travel?
PISTHETAERUS: By Zeus! I know nothing about that, not I. But they won't pass this way.
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Strepsiades: These evils have I suffered through you, O Clouds! Having entrusted all my affairs to you.
Clouds: Nay, rather, you are yourself the cause of these things, having turned yourself to wicked courses.
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The mysterious voice which in the olden days on the mountains of Epirus announces the end of the deceitful God who had promised an era of justice and peace to those who believed in him. The illusion has endured a very long time. The deceitful God disappears in his turn. He is going away to rejoin in the dust of the ages the other divinities of India, Egypt, Greece and Rome, who saw so many deluded creatures prostrating themselves at the foot of their altars.
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Weakness, fear, melancholy, together with ignorance, are, therefore, the true sources of Superstition.
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...here's a news headline none of us has seen, "Psychic Wins the Lottery."
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...the gods that watch over Mexico's destiny appear to take pleasure in reversing the signs.
Chronology :
April 13, 2020 : Prophecies -- Added.
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