Editing Conclude your study of the metallurgy of Justificandes
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|Description = Where did this metal come from? Who taught its forging? | |Description = Where did this metal come from? Who taught its forging? | ||
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|Success title = Metal that is still in the mountain | |Success title = Metal that is still in the mountain | ||
|Success description = The coinage is from Irem: that much you already knew. The inscription carries part of its power. But the metal has yet to be mined; and the obligations bedded in the coin were forged by law-furnace. | |Success description = The coinage is from Irem: that much you already knew. The inscription carries part of its power. But the metal has yet to be mined; and the obligations bedded in the coin were forged by law-furnace. | ||
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