I have one in my pocket here from the first century BCE by Lucretius, the author of "On the Nature of Things," who said, "Tantum religio potuit suadere malorum" -- I should have been able to learn that by heart — which is, that's how much religion is able to persuade people to do evil, and he was talking about the fact of Agamemnon's decision to place his daughter Iphigenia on an altar of sacrifice
我现在就能想到一个： 公元前的第一个世纪， 卢克莱修， 也就是《物性论》的作者，他说， "Tantum religio potuit suadere malorum" （拉丁文） 我应该是已经把它铭记于心了的， 它的意思就是，宗教 是可以使人们做一些邪恶的事情的， 同时他还陈述了一个真实案例： 阿伽门农决定将其女儿 依菲琴尼亚作为祭祀的贡品，