Diferencia entre revisiones de «El camino de los reyes/Epígrafes»
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|align="center" | 32||align="center" |“They lived high atop a place no man could reach, but all could visit. The tower city itself, crafted by the hands of no man.”||align="center" |Though The Song of the Last Summer is a fanciful tale of romance from the third century after the Recreance, it is likely a valid reference in this case. See page 27 of Varala’s translation, and note the undertext.
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|align="center" | 33||align="center" |“They changed, even as we fought them. Like shadows they were,
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|align="center" | 34||align="center" |“I walked from Abamabar to Urithiru.”||align="center" |This quote from the Eighth Parable of The Way of Kings seems to contradict Varala and Sinbian, who both claim the city was inaccessible by foot. Perhaps there was a way constructed, or perhaps Nohadon was being metaphorical.
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