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 **The Public Domain Review: Lucian's Dialogues of the Gods**\\
 :: A project of the Open Knowledge Foundation ::\\
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-{{:images/books/LucianDOTG_3g-1024x644.jpg}} **Caption:**  With the twenty-six short comic dialogues that made up Dialogues of the Gods, the 2nd-century writer Lucian of Samosata took the popular images of the Greek gods and re-drew them as greedy, sex-obsessed, power-mad despots. Nicholas Jeeves, editor of a new edition for PDR Press, explores the story behind the work and its reception in the English speaking world. [[http://publicdomainreview.org/2016/03/23/divine-comedy-lucian-versus-the-gods/|Source: The Public Domain Review]]
+ **Caption:**  With the twenty-six short comic dialogues that made up Dialogues of the Gods, the 2nd-century writer Lucian of Samosata took the popular images of the Greek gods and re-drew them as greedy, sex-obsessed, power-mad despots. Nicholas Jeeves, editor of a new edition for PDR Press, explores the story behind the work and its reception in the English speaking world. [[http://publicdomainreview.org/2016/03/23/divine-comedy-lucian-versus-the-gods/|Source: The Public Domain Review]]
 Please enjoy this linked article - an abridged version of the book's introduction: [[http://publicdomainreview.org/2016/03/23/divine-comedy-lucian-versus-the-gods/|Divine Comedy: Lucian Versus The Gods]]