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1     1|     alike, the ignoble herd of mankind and the Gods above as well,
2     1|       enemy of the gods and of mankind alike, for he has expelled
3     2| heavens will overwhelm impious mankind, so that it may for the
4     2|    supervened, but the race of mankind was considered inoffensive,
5     2|      to crime), and very soon, mankind carried weapons of destruction,
6     2|     abhorrence at the hands of mankind stained with the blood,
7     2|        that insidious curse of mankind, the long-continued indulgence
8     2| acquired additional power over mankind, as it became more confirmed,
9     2|       NERO. The common herd of mankind are inclined to spurn a