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1 Praise|   no less than Homer’s gods drunk with nectar and nepenthe;
2 Praise| which, as soon as they have drunk down a long forgetfulness,
3 Praise|  but because he is mad, and drunk, and spends his life in
4 Praise|  gods do when they are half drunk? Now by my troth, so foolish
5 Praise| discover, unless, being got drunk, they have a mind to be
6 Praise|   the apostles seemed to be drunk with new wine, and if Paul
7 Praise|    holy men have by mistake drunk oil for wine. Again, in