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English, 23.02.2021 03:20 jaeana

Fishes and beasts and fowls of the air devour one another. But to man, Zeus has given justice. Beside Zeus on his throne Justice has her seat." These passages show that and bitter needs of the helpless were reaching up to heaven and changing the god of the strong into the protector of the weak.
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