"Like all things of this world, religions are subject to a slower force continuous and constantly tends to change its form and nature, so after several centuries is that a religion that always create the same but ends up offering to the belief of men other opinions: allegory whose meaning is no longer captures or dogmas in which only half believes. "
of Saragossa Manuscript
Jan Potocki (1761-1815)
really I'm enjoying this book, which was also written in the early nineteenth century.
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