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A fish.
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- You are sure she drew a fish?
- lf it were a bird, l'd have said so.
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She is a Christian!
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Lygia poisons wells, kills children,
and indulges in lust?
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Oh, no, no... No. Unless
we are wrong about the Christians.
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You speak like Socrates himself.
Three years ago,
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l met a certain doctor
named Glaucus, a Christian,
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and a good and virtuous man.
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Did that virtuous man teach you
the meaning of the fish emblem?
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Alas, no. Someone stabbed him
and his family fell victim
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to slave merchants. l lost
two fingers trying to defend them.
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But Christians perform miracles,
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so l hope they will grow back.
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- You've become a Christian?
- Yesterday.
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l also made a vow to Mercury,
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that if he leads me to the maiden,
he shall get two two cows
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- with gilded horns.
- So, being a Christian
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and a philosopher
you still believe in Mercury?
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l believe in what convenes me.
And heifers are expensive.
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- lf noble Vinicius...
- Not an obolus, Chilo.
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His generosity will surprise you,
but not before you find Lygia.
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Yes, my lord. Yes.
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She's not among Christians?
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She is. And so is Glaucus,
the doctor.
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Who?
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The old man whose defence
cost me two fingers.