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All these points that you mention about the Egyptians are in truth unseemly. Nevertheless, Momus,
most of them are matters of symbolism and one who
is not an adept in the mysteries really must not
laugh at them.
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A lot we need mysteries, Zeus, to know that gods
are gods, and dogheads are dogheads!
</p><p><label>ZEUS</label>
Never mind, I say, about the Egyptians. Some
other time we shall discuss their case at leisure.
Go on and name the others.
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