Ikiad UU the form od alwats reverence

And try the faith of Chalcas and of heaven.

What pass'd at Aulis, Greece can witness bear,89

And all who live to breathe this Phrygian air.

Beside a fountain's sacred brink we raised

Our verdant altars, and the victims blazed:

'Twas where the plane-tree spread its shades around,

The altars heaved; and from the crumbling ground

n   HERE THE CONVERSATION RETURNS TO THE THOUGHT CONCERNING  THE REVERAMCE OF Chalcas and the proper reverence that is always necessary ar all rimes..

n  From the alters and the world to the air they breath to the battles and wars they have fought from sacredness to common place the same tenants of reverence of the divine is necessary

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n  Reverence is the same towards the gods as it would be always.  During an omen as during an athletic event  the seed of divine reverence, that perfect form is the same no matter what form it takes in the indivisible practice.

n  The same reverence of the divine is needed at war and at play

n  It’s the same always.