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Phoenician Proverb

“An ill of greed has befallen the land,” “A quickening sickness which seeks to prey…” “Where wealth accumulates and men decay.”

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david-john-mowers

43 / M

Published: Jun 9, 2016
LinesWords: 521

Notes: I WANT TO BE VERY CLEAR HERE..I DID NOT WRITE THIS. IT WAS WRITTEN ON A TWO THOUSAND YEAR OLD PIECE OF STONE ON DISPLAY IN JORDAN BELIEVED TO BE PHOENICIAN.

All I did was change the synonyms to make them modern.
Tags: #philosophy #job #jordan #arabs #bookofjob #phoenicians #bible #phoenicianproverb #greed #oligarchy

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