Ancient Scroll - Revision history

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 |Brought to the Attention of E! on Sept 22 by Sissue with previous mentions of another scroll previously by Rena.
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   to retain its text throught such a long time."
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 Khmun -1870,-2105
 Found by Sissue on October 19 2009

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 Upon Inspection
 "This scroll is very, very old, from a time way beyond our forebearers. Interestingly, despite the holes and wear, the ink still stands out clearly against the parchment."
 '''Scroll In Saqqrah 804, -1458 is inscribed with the following.'''

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 Upon Inspection
   "This scroll appears to be ancient, yet despite all the wear, somehow remains readable."
 '''Scroll In Saqqrah 804, -1458 is inscribed with the following.'''
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   still be worked out."
-Labeled: This is an old scroll
+'''Scroll in Khmun -1870,-2105 is inscribed with the following. '''
-The rivers are of royalty,
+ Now my eyes grow weary,
-Their twins flows mix to one,
+ My quill feels like softest lead,
-The interflowing currents,
+ My legs will barely carry me,
-Speak volumes of sparring son.
+ And yet I still have far to tread.
-Seek on the tip,
+ Go now to the place,
-The spearpoint of the land,
+ Of one so newly dead,
-Buried in the golden,
+ A stranger to this land,
-Ever flowing sand.
+ Who shall follow the path I tread.
 Upon Inspection
-"This scroll is very, very old, from a time way beyond our forebearers. Interestingly, despite the holes and wear, the ink still stands out clearly against the parchment."
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   Oddly enough, none of the holes fully obscure the text, and the message can
   still be worked out."
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 Meroe 777 -390
 Assume to have been found by Reba (based on E! information)

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 Upon Inspection
-  "This scroll appears to be ancient, yet despite al the wear, somehow remains readable."
+  "This scroll appears to be ancient, yet despite all the wear, somehow remains readable."
 '''Scroll In Saqqrah 804, -1458 is inscribed with the following.'''
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 Upon Inspection
-  "This scroll appears ancient, yet it is in remarkably good shape. Oddly enough, none of the holes fully obscure the text, and the message can still be worked out."
+  "This scroll appears ancient, yet it is in remarkably good shape.
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 == Scrolls ==
-'''Scroll In Saqqrah 804, -1458 is inscribed with the following.'''
+'''Original scroll found at the University of Worship in Meroe'''
-Labeled: An Ancient Scroll
+In a land of fighting,
- My next piece is left to those,
+The first piece of Justice,
- Who build with brick and lime,
+To right the sinners wrong,
- Their most enduring masterpiece,
+Shall be found in a firebird's nest,
- Which stands the test of time.
+Who sings without a song.
 Upon Inspection
-  "This scroll appears ancient, yet it is in remarkably good shape.
- Oddly enough, none of the holes fully obscure the text, and the message can still be worked out."
+"This scroll was placed here by Aapep, First Priest of the Land of Egypt. It tells part of the story of the End of Se-Osiris, one of the great Magicians of the court of the Pharoahs long since departed."
 '''Scroll in Meroe 777 -3901 is inscribed with the following.'''
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   He sits enthroned in stoney shell,
   To walk this land no more.
 Upon Inspection
   "This scroll appears to be ancient, yet despite al the wear, somehow remains readable."
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