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The Book of All Knowledge was a book in the Ter'alaru pantheon. According to the belief, a person who read it would get all knowledge. If you studied the book, you were destined to know everything. To be able to study the book you had to be very wise and knowledgeable in magic. As of 766, the only one who had been able to receive the knowledge from the book was Curus. The Ter'alaru God of Knowledge and Magic.

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	[[The Book of All Knowledge]] was a book in the [[Ter'alaru]] pantheon. According to the ~~believes~~, a person who ~~would~~ read it would get all knowledge. If you ~~study~~ the book, you were destined to know everything. To be able to study the book you had to be very wise and ~~knowledged~~ in magic. As of 766, the only one who had been able to ~~get~~ the knowledge from the book was [[Curus]]. The [[Ter'alaru]] God of Knowledge and Magic.		[[The Book of All Knowledge]] was a book in the [[Ter'alaru]] pantheon. According to the belief, a person who read it would get all knowledge. If you studied the book, you were destined to know everything. To be able to study the book you had to be very wise and knowledgeable in magic. As of 766, the only one who had been able to receive the knowledge from the book was [[Curus]]. The [[Ter'alaru]] God of Knowledge and Magic.