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The conflict between Apollo and the Furies is framed as a conflict between young gods and old gods, human justice and the laws of the universe.
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The conflict between Apollo and the Furies is framed as a conflict between young gods and old gods, human justice and the laws of the universe.
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"...thing to do. And the Furies say to him, we are old gods."
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"...a young god. You are a new god. We are the old gods. We are much older than you are. We are much wiser..."
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"...So, these are maybe new gods. But then you have the old gods. All right? And so, the higher you go, there are different..."
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"...humans. The sons of God, who are they? They are the old gods. Zeus. Ares. Apollo. Okay? So this is the beginning of monotheism,..."
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"...to Christianity, two things happen. The first thing happened was the old gods, Jupiter and the others, became furious at the Romans and were..."
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"...that in the Aristeia, the play ends with the Furies, the old gods, giving way to the new gods who bring justice into the..."
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