Alexios' Letters

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+Being an approach to Maximianus of Nigrasaxa about a book
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+From Alexios, Summer 1217:
+> To the esteemed Maximianus of Bonisagus, Senior Magus of the Covenant of Nigrasaxa, Doctor Alexios Constantine, Magus of the Schola Pythagoranis and Magus Ex Miscellanea, sends greetings on this, the fifth day of November in the twelve hundred and sixteenth year of our Lord. 
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+> I am of the belief that you have written a most superior book on the workings of magic in relation to the body, Health and the True Function of the Human Form. 
+> 
+> I would be fascinated to learn what price you would set on either a copy of this book or access to it for season so that I, or one of my sodales, could copy it for our own library. 
+>
+> With best wishes for the continued health of both yourself and your covenant, I remain, sir, yours in friendship and amity; Alexios. > 
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+From Maximianus, Autumn 1217:
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+From Alexios, Autumn 1217:
+> To the esteemed Maximianus of Bonisagus, Senior Magus of the Covenant of Nigrasaxa, Doctor Alexios Constantine, Magus of the Schola Pythagoranis and Magus Ex Miscellanea, sends greetings on this, the fifth day of June in the twelve hundred and seventeenth year of our Lord. 
+> 
+> Thank you for your response to my inquiry. You stated that you would be willing to exchange a copy of your book for one of equal value. Following consultation with our librarian, the book we believe most likely to interest you and most equal in value to that which you have scribed is one written by Bonisagus himself, on the fundamentals of the Parma magica. If this would be of interest, then we would be delighted to exchange copies. 
+> 
+> Alternatively, we have copies of the roots of various arts and some truly wondrous copies of more mundane texts which if you would prefer, we would be happy to exchange. 
+> 
+> With best wishes for the continued health of both yourself and your covenant, I remain, sir, yours in friendship and amity; Alexios. 
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