All Strangers And Beggars Are From Zeus,

The Life, Which Others Pay, Let Us Bestow, And Give To Fame What We To Nature Owe.

It's Disgraceful How These Humans Blame The Gods. They Say Their Tribulations Come From Us, When They Themselves, Through Their Own Foolishness, Bring Hardships Which Are Not Decreed By Fate.

For Too Much Rest Becomes A Pain.

Come, Weave Us A Scheme So I Can Pay Them Back! Stand Beside Me, Athena, Fire Me With Daring, Fierce As The Day We Ripped Troy's Glittering Crown Of Towers Down. Stand By Me - Furious Now As Then, My Bright-eyed One - And I Would Fight Three Hundred Men, Great Goddess, With You To Brace Me, Comrade-in-arms In Battle!

A Man Dies Still If He Has Done Nothing, As One Who Has Done Much.