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One of the Visions includes the following line: {{quote ~~{{quote~~\|I saw men who placed themselves above others, and I saw them cast down~~\|A quote from one of [[Vo]]'s [[Five Visions]]{{book ref\|wb\|13}}\|}}~~ \|A quote from one of [[Vo]]'s [[Five Visions]]{{book ref\|wb\|13}} }} The Visions teach the virtues of humility, sacrifice and seeing another's problems before your own.{{book ref\|wb\|40}} They teach that no man man should try to put oneself above the others, and that Austre regards all people equally.{{book ref\|wb\|19}} == Quotes == {{quote ~~{{quote~~\|Flowers ain't evil, assuming they're left where Austre put them. We shouldn't use Austre's beauty to make ourselves more important.~~\|[[Mab]] to [[Siri]] {{book ref\|wb\|1}}\|}}~~ \|[[Mab]] to [[Siri]] {{book ref\|wb\|1}} }} {{quote ~~{{quote~~\|In the distance, she could see the plateau that held the Court of Gods, the most profane place beneath Austre's colorful eyes.~~\|[[Vivenna]] travelling in [[T'Telir]] {{book ref\|wb\|9}}\|}}~~ \|[[Vivenna]] travelling in [[T'Telir]] {{book ref\|wb\|9}} }} == Notes ==

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