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Which could easily survive
in your watery wine. lt's a symbol,
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or, in philosophy,
''a twist of fate''.
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Respect philosophy or l'll drink
elsewhere. My friend Petronius
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says l should.
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- Whatever has happened?
- The divine Augusta is dead!
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Children of the Emperors
are also mortal.
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lt's your doing!
Witchcraft killed little Augusta!
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You brought here the evil spirit
that cast a spell on my child.
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Woe to me! Woe!
Woe to me!
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Set Rome and the world on fire,
:36:52
but spare your voice.
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Our loss is irreparable,
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but pray,
let this treasure not perish.
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You are the only one
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to have thought of that...
the only one, Petronius!
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The only one!
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Go to Antium, the place
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of her birth.
There you will find
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joy and comfort.
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l shall go.
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l shall write an hymn
in her honour.
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And l shall compose music.
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Say the following words in Greek:
''Jesus Christ, God's Son, Saviour''.
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And?
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Now let the first letters
of each word form a new word.
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''A fish''.