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 1     1|         kind intervention of the Gods may avert such a climax! ~
 2     1|     Shades? ~ NUR. I beseech the Gods, may such an unpropitious
 3     1|          herd of mankind and the Gods above as well, nor has he
 4     1|       his own paternal household gods, having been falsely accused,
 5     1|        sanctity of our household gods with her Stygian torches,
 6     1|      enjoyment. The Queen of the Gods herself, has, aforetime,
 7     1|       heavens, and father of the Gods, changed himself into all
 8     1|        the ruler of the heavenly gods would make ready to cut
 9     1|          the avowed enemy of the gods and of mankind alike, for
10     1|          the severe anger of the Gods - first, when cruel Venus
11     1|           over her own household gods! And may she, by a happy
12     2| necessary. ~ SEN. So long as the Gods above, may always approve
13     2|           that I should fear the Gods, when I am about to do anything! ~
14     2|        NERO. It is a gift of the Gods, no doubt, that Rome and
15     2|       celestial abodes, the very Gods above? ~ SEN. It is a mistake,
16     3|        of my venerated household gods, nor I, even then, stifled
17     3|      upon thy paternal household gods, with such tearful eyes?
18     4|          the frankincense to the Gods, and when thou sprinkledst
19     4|        waves, whose marriage the Gods are said to have celebrated
20     4|          the cherished household gods of thy brothers and thy
21     4|          for me, and worship the gods above, with thy pious supplications,
22     4|         Claudia to her household Gods (her home), and that the
23     5|       tutelar deity now, and the Gods above, alas! are nowhere
24     5|       surrendered me! I call the gods above to witness! But what