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 1 2|        our woes,~Images of the gods in stone and brass,~Or figures
 2 2|        three hundred and sixty gods, will bear testimony in
 3 5|      VAIN PRETENSIONS OF FALSE GODS.~But concerning those who
 4 5|      tradition as if they were gods, Menander in the Auriga
 5 5|      those who are received as gods, proving rather that they
 6 5| possible to find out righteous gods?"~And in the Depositum:--~"
 7 5|        it seems,~Even with the gods."~And Euripides the tragedian,
 8 5|  justice signify.~We serve the gods, whoever they may be;~But
 9 5|        But on these points the gods do not judge right."~And
10 5|    pursue the virtues, for the gods~Will surely punish men of
11 5|    they do imitate the sins of gods;~Nay, evil let their teachers
12 5|           Full oft, my son, do gods mankind perplex." And in
13 5|    Bellerophon:--~"They are no gods, who do not what is right."~
14 5|      And again in the same:--~"Gods reign in heaven most certainly,
15 5|        I know, which reverence gods,~Submissive bend before
16 5|       sustenance,~Yet pray the gods; he very soon will know~
17 5|     gain is deemed~Even to the gods; and how he is admired~Whose
18 5|    since it is good~To be like gods, from thus accepting gain?"~
19 6|        novel thing indeed, for gods to be taught by a man. What