Post by celo on Feb 24, 2016 18:34:15 GMT
Nimrod agrees it is high time to further expand the library, and promises to put effort in this endeavor.
"But also, I believe we shouldnt ignore the formidable time we live in, the birth of Lotharingia and its ramifications. I dare say I sit with some of the most proeminent names in its creation, and can but imagine how eager magi all around are to hear their thoughts and rationale. Would it be too much to ask for a contribution to our library, a tractati on Order politics, or perhaps Moral Philosophy, or even in the form of Romantic prose" The last was directed to Benoit.
"I imagine this should be easily accepted as covenant work, but if not I would gladly pay 2 pawns of form vis per tome. I know this is less then the usual due for a season's work, but the ownership of these books will be transfered to the covenant's library, this is hardly something for my own private benefit."
"Personally there is a Muto tractati I have been meaning to write for a while, followed by another on the art of Creo. Sodalis Atticus stated his preference, and it is only fair that the others also have their say in which direction I should focus my efforts."
"But also, I believe we shouldnt ignore the formidable time we live in, the birth of Lotharingia and its ramifications. I dare say I sit with some of the most proeminent names in its creation, and can but imagine how eager magi all around are to hear their thoughts and rationale. Would it be too much to ask for a contribution to our library, a tractati on Order politics, or perhaps Moral Philosophy, or even in the form of Romantic prose" The last was directed to Benoit.
"I imagine this should be easily accepted as covenant work, but if not I would gladly pay 2 pawns of form vis per tome. I know this is less then the usual due for a season's work, but the ownership of these books will be transfered to the covenant's library, this is hardly something for my own private benefit."
"Personally there is a Muto tractati I have been meaning to write for a while, followed by another on the art of Creo. Sodalis Atticus stated his preference, and it is only fair that the others also have their say in which direction I should focus my efforts."
