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Tiresias: The Ancient Mediterranean Religions Source Database



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Lucian, The Sky-Man, 33


nanZeus had no sooner closed his speech than clamour prevailed, all crying at once: Blast! burn! annihilate! to the pit with them! to Tartarus! to the Giants! Zeus ordered silence again, and then, ‘Your wishes,’ he said, ‘shall be executed; they shall all be annihilated, and their logic with them. But just at present chastisement is not lawful; you are aware that we are now in the four months of the long vacation; the formal notice has lately been issued. In the spring of next year, the baleful levin bolt shall give them the fate they deserve.’He spake, and sealed his word with lowering brows.


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