Friedrich Nietzsche: Dionysus: Be clever, Ariadne! ... You have little ears; you have my ears: Put a clever word in them! — Must one not firs

Dionysus: Be clever, Ariadne! ... You have little ears; you have my ears: Put a — Friedrich Nietzsche

Dionysus: Be clever, Ariadne! ... You have little ears; you have my ears: Put a clever word in them! — Must one not first hate oneself, in order to love oneself? ... I am your labyrinth ...

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