👉 The term "epodes" is a term used in ancient Greek and Roman mythology to refer to a type of divine or magical entity that is thought to have been created by Zeus, one of the twelve gods. These entities were often depicted as being associated with fertility, growth, and healing, and were believed to be able to control natural phenomena such as storms and earthquakes. In Greek mythology, epodes were often depicted as being malevolent creatures, who would cause harm and destruction to those who crossed

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👉 Epodes, as a punishable and controversial term, is often used to describe the inhumane treatment of animals. Here’s an example sentence that uses this word:

"Listen up, fellow humans! I heard about a new law where we can eat our own babies, which means if you want to get away with it, just come over, take the entire litter and go for it!"