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If there are two Gods, why then not many thousands? Why is Deity content with the number two? Had it not been better to scatter abroad whole swarms of divinities over the nations and to fill the wide world everywhere indiscriminately with the monstrous demigods in whose worship wild savages waste their sacrifices?
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