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| ====== Two Dogs and a Stone ====== | ====== Two Dogs and a Stone ====== | ||
| - | **Two Dogs and a Stone** is a fable by [[Maro Dafnikis]]. It addresses the morality of being loyal in the face of a desire to get quality sleep. | + | **Two Dogs and a Stone** is a fable by [[Maro Dafnikis]]. It addresses the morality of being loyal in the face of desire to get quality sleep. |
| Notable for its wide influence in the ancient world, it became famous for having been completely lost from the record during the middle ages. There is no documented evidence that can suggest what the fable was about, what the plot was and, specifically, what were the dogs' names. | Notable for its wide influence in the ancient world, it became famous for having been completely lost from the record during the middle ages. There is no documented evidence that can suggest what the fable was about, what the plot was and, specifically, what were the dogs' names. | ||
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| The latter organization seems to have originated somewhere in the 18th century Europe, on the streets of Marseille. They were quite obscure, but among people that did hear of them, they were known as hobbyist fabricators of historical textbooks, with the goal of inserting irrelevant data into otherwise normal material. They are considered by some as the earliest documented trolls in the history of the written word, but others dispute the title. | The latter organization seems to have originated somewhere in the 18th century Europe, on the streets of Marseille. They were quite obscure, but among people that did hear of them, they were known as hobbyist fabricators of historical textbooks, with the goal of inserting irrelevant data into otherwise normal material. They are considered by some as the earliest documented trolls in the history of the written word, but others dispute the title. | ||
| - | The reason the Guild of Offended Patrons would at all be connected to Composers of the Ancient Scrolls is because there is a bit of historical data on the Guild, and it is considered to be a historical fact that one of the members of the Guild was a person by the name of Maro Dafnikis. It is, however, established that Maro Dafnikis of the Guild was a man, whereas Maro Dafnikis of Composers is depicted as a woman. Some historians find the whole thing ludicrous and refuse to discuss the authenticity of both the Composers of the Ancient Scrolls and the Guild of Offended Patrons, while other historians consider the question of authenticity to be valid, but find the debate around the two Maros irreelevant to the academic cause of advancing human knowledge. A third category of historians instead focus on documenting the debate between the first two groups. | + | The reason the Guild of Offended Patrons would at all be connected to Composers of the Ancient Scrolls is because there is a bit of data on the Guild, and it is considered to be a historical fact that one of the members of the Guild was a person by the name of Maro Dafnikis. It is, however, established that Maro Dafnikis of the Guild was a man, whereas Maro Dafnikis of Composers is depicted as a woman. Some historians find the whole thing ludicrous and refuse to discuss the authenticity of both the Composers of the Ancient Scrolls and the Guild of Offended Patrons, while other historians consider the question of authenticity to be valid, but find the debate around the two Maros irrelevant to the academic cause of advancing human knowledge. A third category of historians instead focus on documenting the debate between the first two groups. |
| ===== Plot ===== | ===== Plot ===== | ||
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