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Origin of Biographies of Saints
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London Adventurer's Guild
As there are many stories regarding saints a a church, it's quite difficult just even have a grasp of all of them. As such, we've received a request from a Priest in Dublin. As there is apparently a book which is a compilation of many stories regarding saints, he would like to obtain it. Please head to Dublin.
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Dublin - Talk to Priest (3x)
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Genoa - Talk to Scholar (2x)
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Item Request
So, you've accepted my request. What I wish to have at our church is a book containing very important stories of saints. The book was created a long time ago by the archbishop, Jacobus da Varagine; and the book is considered the epitome of books for stories regarding saints.
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Jacobus, the Author
After entering the Dominican Order, Jacobus had spread his name as a prior, and was even acquainted with Thomas Aquinas. During his later years, as the archbishop of Genoa, he had helped with the conciliation between the faction which supported the Pope and the faction which supported Friedrich II, the Emperor of the Holy Roman Empire.
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A Treasured Book
The name of the book in Latin means "Golden Legend", but it seems to be a name that was given by the later generations. In addition to containing stories of saints, it also contains information regarding important holidays; truly, it's something worthy of being a treasure of the church. As Jacobus originated from Genoa, I'm sure you can find a copy there.
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Records of the Previous Generations
Jacobus had written a book compiling storis of saints, starting with "The Advent of Our Lord". Which is something that continues after the Old Testament and the New Testament. This book is great because it contains information on the lives of saints in the past as well as providing an explanation of holidays.
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Location of a Copy of the Book
It's an order from the church in Dublin? If that's the case, it'll be no trouble at all. As there was a copy recently sent to the church of this city, let's send a new copy of it to Dublin as well. If it's alright with you, please feel free to take a look at the copy inside the church in this city before you take off.
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Delivery Completed
Due to the request from the church in Dublin, you went to the Archives in Genoa in search of a book regarding the stories of saints and was told that a new copy of it will be sent to the church. Let's take a look at he copy in the church within the city of Genoa and then report back to the client.
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Biographies of saints, written by Blessed Jacobus de Varagine, who was an archbishop of Genoa in the 13th century. It is also called the 'Golden Legend'.
Descriptions about major holidays can be seen as well. It was printed in more editions than the Bible.