Ne Herculem quidem et Patrem Liberum prius dicatos deos, quam vicissent secum viventium invidiam; tantum de quoque posteros credere, quantum praesens aetas spopondisset.
Not even Hercules and Father Liber had been acknowledged as gods until they had overcome the jealousy of those who lived with them: future generations believed only so much about each man as his own time had vouched  for.
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