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<noinclude>{{Book Summary
|sortkey=Seven Curses, The
|MW=yes
|author=[[Lore:Books by Author#Gilvas Barelo|Gilvas Barelo]]
|description=Extract from the Apographa of the Dissident Priests alluding to the trials the Nerevarine must face
}}</noinclude>
<center>''...through the doors of the unmourned house''<br>
''where scoffers scoff and schemers scheme''<br>
''from the halls of the oath-breaking house''<br>
''rings seven curses of gods blasphemed''<br>
''first curse, Curse-of-Fire''<br>
''second curse, Curse-of-Ash''<br>
''third curse, Curse-of-Flesh''<br>
''fourth curse, Curse-of-Ghosts''<br>
''fifth curse, Curse-of-Seed''<br>
''sixth curse, Curse-of-Despair''<br>
''seventh curse, Curse-of-Dreams...''<br></center>
====Notes:====
Lines 1-3: Ambiguous. May refer to the impiety of the god-mocking House {{Lore Link|Dwemer}}, or the treacherous diplomacy of the subtle {{Lore Link|House Dagoth}}, or both. House Dagoth, however, was reviled as oath-breakers for their treachery at {{Lore Link|Red Mountain}}. It may, however, refer to unspecified broken oaths of peace between Lord {{Lore Link|Nerevar}} and Lord {{Lore Link|Dumac}}, founders of the {{Lore Link|First Council|Grand Council}}. Nerevar and Dumac were loyal friends until the disagreements between the Dwemer and the other {{Lore Link|Great House|Great Houses}} broke out in open conflict.
Line 4: The Dwemer were the mockers and profaners of the divine.
Lines 5-6: The curses of fire and ash would come from Red Mountain where {{Lore Link|Dagoth Ur (god)|Dagoth Ur}} rules. These were the earliest reported threats from Red Mountain.
Line 7: Curse of flesh suggest {{Lore Link|Blight|blight}} diseases, especially corprus. The fire and ash storms preceded the threats of blight and corprus.
Line 8-10: Obscure. May refer to as-yet-unrecognized threats from Dagoth Ur.
Line 11: Recent reports of soul sickness and disturbed dreams come from townfolk and {{Lore Link|Ashlanders}} alike. That the seventh and final curse has begun suggests the threat presented is about to reach a crisis.
|sortkey=Seven Curses, The
|MW=yes
|author=[[Lore:Books by Author#Gilvas Barelo|Gilvas Barelo]]
|description=Extract from the Apographa of the Dissident Priests alluding to the trials the Nerevarine must face
}}</noinclude>
<center>''...through the doors of the unmourned house''<br>
''where scoffers scoff and schemers scheme''<br>
''from the halls of the oath-breaking house''<br>
''rings seven curses of gods blasphemed''<br>
''first curse, Curse-of-Fire''<br>
''second curse, Curse-of-Ash''<br>
''third curse, Curse-of-Flesh''<br>
''fourth curse, Curse-of-Ghosts''<br>
''fifth curse, Curse-of-Seed''<br>
''sixth curse, Curse-of-Despair''<br>
''seventh curse, Curse-of-Dreams...''<br></center>
====Notes:====
Lines 1-3: Ambiguous. May refer to the impiety of the god-mocking House {{Lore Link|Dwemer}}, or the treacherous diplomacy of the subtle {{Lore Link|House Dagoth}}, or both. House Dagoth, however, was reviled as oath-breakers for their treachery at {{Lore Link|Red Mountain}}. It may, however, refer to unspecified broken oaths of peace between Lord {{Lore Link|Nerevar}} and Lord {{Lore Link|Dumac}}, founders of the {{Lore Link|First Council|Grand Council}}. Nerevar and Dumac were loyal friends until the disagreements between the Dwemer and the other {{Lore Link|Great House|Great Houses}} broke out in open conflict.
Line 4: The Dwemer were the mockers and profaners of the divine.
Lines 5-6: The curses of fire and ash would come from Red Mountain where {{Lore Link|Dagoth Ur (god)|Dagoth Ur}} rules. These were the earliest reported threats from Red Mountain.
Line 7: Curse of flesh suggest {{Lore Link|Blight|blight}} diseases, especially corprus. The fire and ash storms preceded the threats of blight and corprus.
Line 8-10: Obscure. May refer to as-yet-unrecognized threats from Dagoth Ur.
Line 11: Recent reports of soul sickness and disturbed dreams come from townfolk and {{Lore Link|Ashlanders}} alike. That the seventh and final curse has begun suggests the threat presented is about to reach a crisis.