| Cassius Dio's Silver Coins | |
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Origin |
Cassius Dio |
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Type |
Silver Coins |
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Effects |
Rubbing together causes lost and destroyed literary works to reappear. |
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Downsides |
Wipes out texts by other writers. |
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Activation |
Rubbing together |
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Collected by |
Warehouse 3 |
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Section | |
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Aisle |
731185-6814 |
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Shelf |
48572-6872-461 |
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Date of Collection |
300 CE |
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Origin
Edit
Lucius Cassius Dio (155 - 235) was a noted historian who wrote in Greek. Most notably was a complete history of Rome in eighty volumes, from the legendary arrival of Aeneas in Italy, the founding of Rome, formation of the Republic and the creation of the Empire. Of the eighty volumes, over thirty six survived into the modern age.*
EffectsEdit
As a shortcut to collecting the remaining volumes Agents could rub together the two silver coins. Doing so creates silver shavings, upon brushing them away the lost pages are revealed. The negative effect of losing works by other authors isn't worth the risk as the search for the other half of the volumes continue.
TriviaEdit
Known to emit a loud, grinding sound when trying to literally rewrite history.
*According to the public however, the Warehouse has collected 40/80 volumes.
