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It is a subtlety that God learned Greek when he wanted to become a writer, and also that he did not learn it well.
Es ist eine Feinheit, daß Gott griechisch lernte, als er Schriftsteller werden wollte, und ebenso dies, daß er es nicht besser lernte!
--Friedrich Nietzsche (1844-1900), in Nietzche Werke, book VII (posthumous fragments, 1882-1884), no. 445.
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