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LXXIX
Nothing upon the earth is interesting except
religions.
What is the universal religion? (Chateaubriand,
de Maistre, the Alexandrines, Capé.)
There is a universal religion devised for the alchemists
of thought, a religion which has nothing to do
with Man, considered as a divine memento.
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