Shall a man make gods unto himself and they are no gods?

There are no gods if it be not a good omen.

And all the gods of the nations were silent; for they are no gods.

They dare to tell you that we are no gods.

Be these your gods, Epicurus, as well say there are no gods at all.

Then, friend Elpidias, they are no gods, but deceptive phantoms, creations of a dream.

There are no gods, but there are men, and fire that comes from the will.

Whereby you may know that they are no gods.

For if there are no gods, how is it our proper end to follow them?

There are no gods and no devils, ma belle!

There are no gods and goddesses going on.

There are no gods and very few angels.

There are no gods in the bogs and fens and on the hills where I tended sheep.

Tragedy cannot touch him unless the gods send down fire from heaven, and there are no gods.

He knows that there are no gods.

Everybody knows that there are no gods.