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hi iam a boy from neoal ok byy that's you
bexause he doesnt know that what life is without the fire
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The above lines come from the poem "Theogony" by Hesoid.
Explanation:
These lines are from the poem "Theogony" by Hesoid. Hesoid's poem narrates in detail of how the ancient Greek gods were formed and how it all began. In these lines from 578 to 584, Hephaestus was ordered by Zeus to make him a daughter out of the earth - Pandora, so as to inflict misery to the human race through her charms and beauty. Zeus wants this in revenge for Prometheus stealing fire from heaven. And the other gods also adorned her with different gifts and among all of Hephaestus' creations, she was the most wonderful of his works.
A battle takes place during Santiago’s and the alchemist’s first day at the camp. Santiago finds the Alchemist feeding his falcon and tells him he has no idea how to turn into the wind. He asks why the alchemist doesn’t seem worried since if Santiago doesn’t turn into the wind, they will both die. The alchemist says he already knows how to turn himself into the wind.
