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Conspiracy Nation -- Vol. 7 Num. 01
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("Quid coniuratio est?")
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PUZZLING "RELICS" DUG UP IN ARIZONA STIR SCIENTISTS
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Purport To Chronicle The Arrival Of Roman Jews There In 775 A.D.
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[New York Times, December 13, 1925]
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[...continued...]
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-+- Fought the Toltec Indians -+-
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"The story commences in A.D. 775 with three people being carried
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forth over the sea to Roman Calalus, an unknown land. Here they
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found a people whom they called the Toltexus, the scientists
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agreeing that the people they found were the Toltec Indians. At
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this period Theodorus was the ruler of these European adventurers
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and was a brave fighter and a man of courage. He carried on much
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warfare with the Toltecs and after ruling for a period of
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fourteen years he was succeeded by Jacobus."
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"Jacobus ruled the people with a mighty hand and was also a
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constructive ruler, since he rebuilt the city of these people
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that had been razed during the latter part of the reign of
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Theodorus. Jacobus was not king long and was followed by Israel
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the First, who reigned for sixty-seven years, who, in turn, was
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followed by Israel the Second. He ruled six years. Thus the story
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continues on until the year 900 and is chronologically complete
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through the entire period of their existence in America."
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"The records found by Mr. Manier and Mr. Bent appear to be a last
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record of the people, written in haste at the time when the end
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was approaching. The record does not make clear just what the end
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was, but it has been concluded that these Europeans were
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exterminated by the natives, who, it appears, harassed them and
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made war upon them from the beginning to the end. This conclusion
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has been drawn, since what appears to be the last writing of the
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recorder of these ancient deeds states:"
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"'The last days have come and the inevitable doom,' and his last
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writing is, 'I am present. The Lord be with you.'"
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"To this chapter of the story is signed 'O.L.' as well as to all
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of the other parts or crosses, the 'O.L.' being not his initials,
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but rather an insignia of rank."
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-+- Evidence of Authenticity -+-
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"The investigation and excavating is only in the embryo stage,
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and is to be carried on to completion in the future; however,
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much definite information has been brought to light that
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establishes these relics as being several hundred years pre-
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Columbian."
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"C.J. Sarle, Ph.D., one of the eminent geologists of the
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Southwest, who has spent much time during the last year in
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investigating this find, is of the belief that the articles are
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not only genuine but are as old as the dates would indicate. He
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has established this belief through the geological facts and
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through the location at their respective depths of the numerous
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Indian cultures, the oldest being that of the Hohokums, or the
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great unknown tribe of Indians that inhabited the Southwest in
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prehistoric times. The veneer of the Hohokum culture is a
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considerable distance above the level at which these relics are
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being excavated."
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"Dean Byron Cummings, Curator of the State Museum, archaeologist,
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and a member of the Faculty of the University of Arizona, who has
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also investigated this problem, is convinced as to the antiquity
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of the finds and as to the articles being genuine. He establishes
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the age of the relics through the Roman script contained upon
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them, which he states has not been in common use since the eighth
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century, and through archaeological and geological evidence. In
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this he is supported by Professor Frank H. Fowler(?) who has
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translated all of the Latin inscriptions on the pieces found to
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date."
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"Professor Charles T. Vorhies(?), entomologist, who has also
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interested himself in this investigation and has assisted with
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the photographic record, is firm in his belief that these relics
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are not of historic times, are many hundreds years old, that
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there has been no burial of them, and there is no evidence of
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burial, but that the articles have been covered over to a depth
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of between five and six feet by a natural building-up process,
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over a long period of time."
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"Dean A.E. Douglass of the Steward Observatory and Vice President
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of the Historical and Archaeological Society of Arizona is firm
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in the belief of the antiquity and the genuineness of the finds.
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He has spent much time on the investigation, has taken a complete
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photographic record and has himself excavated part of the
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relics."
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-+- Dr. Judd Aids in Excavation -+-
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"Dr. Neil Judd of the Smithsonian Institution visited the
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excavation and completely excavated two of the articles himself.
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He stated that the articles were very old and that there was
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absolutely no evidence of disturbance of the earth surrounding
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them. He reached this conclusion after chopping these two pieces
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loose with a miner's pick."
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"All of these men have either excavated some of the finds
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themselves or have been present when relics were excavated."
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"The time at which the story of these crusaders relates their
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history definitely establishes the period during which they
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inhabited America, and is supported by the eighth century Latin
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script that is used in the inscriptions."
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"The place from which they came has been established by Laura
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Coleman Ostrander as the Roman Empire, since they call the
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unknown land Roman Calalus. They were designated by her as Roman
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Jews because of the appearance of the Hebrew script of the early
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centuries upon the religious standards, and because of the nature
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and significance of drawings and symbols appearing upon them;
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also because of the fact that the traders of the Roman Empire
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during the first Christian centuries were the Jews."
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"The excavation and investigation has been carried on by Messrs.
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Charles E. Manier and Thomas W. Bent, with the assistance of John
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S. Bent and the support of the University of Arizona, the Tucson
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Chamber of Commerce and the City of Tucson. All of the
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photography for publication is being done by the Irwin Studios of
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Tucson, Ariz."
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"This is an announcement and should not be taken as a conclusion,
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since future excavation will no doubt bring to light much more
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evidence of startling and interesting nature, and as the new
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evidence is brought to light a report of progress will be made."
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-+- Translation of Inscriptions -+-
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The inscription of a cross designated as 1.A is translated as
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follows:
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A.D. 900(?), Jan. 1
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We are carried forth over the sea to Calalus,
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an unknown land, to a people ruling widely
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The Toltesus, Silvanus were lead over
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Theodorus brings up his forces at the City
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Rhoda and more than seven hundred are captured
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No gold shall be taken from the city
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Theodorus, a man of great courage, rules fourteen years
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James rules six years
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With God's help nothing need be feared
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In the name of Israel
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OL
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-+- Death of Israel in "the War." -+-
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The chronology of the supposed dynasties of Calalus is translated
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as follows from another Latin inscription:
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From the Beginning. A.D. 790 to 900.
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Nothing but by the cross, by suffering.
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Israel died in the war.
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Pray for the soul of Israel.
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May God be with us as with our fathers.
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May the earth be light unto thee.
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Israel, defender of the faith, adds honor to ancestral honor.
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Israel reigns 67 years.
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Israel II reigns 6 years.
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Israel II started to reign when 26 years old.
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A war of extermination.
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Either to conquer or to die.
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He flourished in his ancestral honor from day to day.
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Prepare for either event but hope is not yet crushed.
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By the grace of God.
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Time having elapsed, from adversity comes
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the source and origin of our miseries, the
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last day comes and the inevitable time.
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I am present.
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The Lord be with you.
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-+- Chronicle is Specific -+-
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Another of the texts is translated as follows:
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Benjamin was king of the people. They came from Seine to Rome.
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The bravest of the Gauls. He came to the assistance of the
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people to lay the foundation of the city. He built a wall
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around the city to resist the enemy. Benjamin mighty in
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strength he filled the multitude with religion. He was slain
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by the Thebans. I heard this from my father five hundred years
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after, behind the mountain. In memory of his father.
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860 A.D. Israel the 3rd was banished since he had liberated
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the Toltesus. He first broke the custom. The earth trembled.
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Fear overwhelmed the hearts of mortals in the third year after
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he fled.
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They betook themselves within the city and kept themselves
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within their walls. You shall not bury or burn a dead man in
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the city.
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Before the city extended a plain, hills encompassed the city.
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It is a hundred years since Jacobus was king. Jacobus was busy
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in the front line. He attended to everything, fought much in
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person and often struck down the enemy. Israel gave his
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attention to the appointment of priests. Life is to us a
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people of extensive sway.
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An unknown land A.D. 895. May I be able to accomplish my
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endeavors to serve the king. It is uncertain how long life
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will continue. There are many things which may be said. While
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the war was raging three thousand men were slain, the leaders
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with their chiefs were taken, nothing but peace was sought.
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God ordains all things.
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O.L.
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A brief inscription which bears no signature refers briefly to
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the transatlantic voyage of the Dark Age Arizonians as follows:
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We are carried over the sea to Roman Calalus, an unknown land.
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They came in the year 775. Theodorus ruled the people.
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Aperi os tuum, decerne quod justum est, et judica inopem et
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pauperem. -- Liber Proverbiorum XXXI: 8-9
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