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A fictional narrative that delves into the mysteries and dangers of an uncharted world, with a focus on the human spirit and the quest for knowledge.
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“You can sow the seeds of distrust everywhere, and lose yourself in an overgrown field.”
“I can walk through a myth and out of it!”
“To be weak is a dangerous thing.”
“Rome swallowed things and made them Roman.”
“Tell me why evil people are so stupid? Why are so many of them just plain stupid?”
“We had been made over into portraits of ourselves in marble by a master sculptor.”
“Over the years, Marius guarded his delicate rationality as a Vestal Virgin guards a sacred flame.”
“Twist the poetry as you will.”