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               Look to him who looks down from above, to him, the guardian of mortals sore-distressed, who appeal to their neighbors, yet do not obtain the justice that is their right.</l><l n="385">The wrath of Zeus, the suppliant’s god, remains, and will not be softened by a sufferer’s complaints.
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