B1062 <=> B1064 (BTG XLIII Beelzebub’s opinion of war, p. 1063)

“Then for the first time, just such important beings from among the ordinary beings of most of the communities of the continent Asia, assembled at the mentioned place with the aim of jointly drawing up a common agreement that there should never again arise among the different Asiatic communities any cause whatsoever for such ‘processes of reciprocal destruction.’

“This society of beings then had as their motto the following sentence: ‘God is where man’s blood is not shed.’

“But owing to their various personal egoistic and vainglorious aims, the ordinary terrestrial important and power-possessing beings who had then assembled, very soon quarreled among themselves and went their ways home without accomplishing anything.

“Several centuries after the existence of Tikliamish there again arose a similar society of beings there on the same continent Asia, but this time, on the country which was then called ‘Mongolplanzura.’

“This society existed there with the motto: ‘Love one another and God will love you.’

“And this society, having given no positive results for the same reason, ended its existence also in the same manner.

“Later they again formed such a society, but this time in the country which is today called Egypt, and this society began to exist there under the motto: ‘If you learn how to create a flea only then dare you kill a man.’

“Still later, the same arose in the country ‘Persia’ where the following sentence was taken as the motto for this society of theirs: ‘All men are divine, but if only one is violently killed by another, then all will be as nothing.’

“On this last occasion which was quite recent, only about four or five of their centuries ago, such a society was formed also on the continent Asia, in the city which it seems was called ‘Mosulopolis’ and at their arising this society was called, ‘The-Earth-Is-Equally-Free-for-All.’