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Found in the Library of Antioch. Written in Greek: | Found in the Library of Antioch. Written in Greek: | ||
| − | . . . all the treasures Alexander brought back from India pale before the treasure that is the Golden Fleece. What then could it be? The Golden Fleece has the following properties. It can be taken, and yet it does not diminish those from whom it is taken. To some it falls from the sky while for others it is only attained after the most arduous and harrowing of quests. It is the skin of a sheep. It is the most precious of all things, and can heal every woe and infirmity. Bearing these properties in mind, there is only one object the Golden Fleece could be, and that is Christ’s . . . | + | . . . all the treasures Alexander brought back from India pale before the treasure that is the Golden |
| + | Fleece. What then could it be? The Golden Fleece has the following properties. It can be taken, and yet | ||
| + | it does not diminish those from whom it is taken. To some it falls from the sky while for others it is | ||
| + | only attained after the most arduous and harrowing of quests. It is the skin of a sheep. It is the most | ||
| + | precious of all things, and can heal every woe and infirmity. Bearing these properties in mind, there is | ||
| + | only one object the Golden Fleece could be, and that is Christ’s . . . | ||
Latest revision as of 08:44, 6 August 2006
Found in the Library of Antioch. Written in Greek:
. . . all the treasures Alexander brought back from India pale before the treasure that is the Golden
Fleece. What then could it be? The Golden Fleece has the following properties. It can be taken, and yet
it does not diminish those from whom it is taken. To some it falls from the sky while for others it is
only attained after the most arduous and harrowing of quests. It is the skin of a sheep. It is the most
precious of all things, and can heal every woe and infirmity. Bearing these properties in mind, there is
only one object the Golden Fleece could be, and that is Christ’s . . .
