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<noinclude>{{Book Summary
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</noinclude>In an earlier volume I discussed the vagaries and influences of the [[Lore:Aedra|Aedric]] prophesies, more commonly known as the {{Lore Link|Elder Scrolls}}. Readers wanting to know the history behind the highly inappropriate appellation 'Aedric' can refer to chapters 23 through 27 of my previous work for a full explanation as well as the incompetencies of my good comrade Therin of [[Lore:Mournhold|Mournhold]], who named them thus.
The influences of the archivally historic Elder Scrolls cannot be understated. Once a {{sic|prophesy|prophecy}} contained in an {{Lore Link|Elder Scroll}} is enacted in [[Lore:Tamriel|Tamriel]], the text of the parchment becomes fixed. All readers ingest the same divine message. It becomes an historical document declaring the unequivocal truth of a past event. Scholars, even those as dim-witted as Therin of Mournhold, cannot argue the bias of the writer, like he has with my earlier works. Not even {{Lore Link|magic}} can affect the word written upon those ancient pages.
|OB=yes
|description=Excerpt concerning the Aedric Prophecies, otherwise known as the Elder Scrolls
}}
</noinclude>In an earlier volume I discussed the vagaries and influences of the [[Lore:Aedra|Aedric]] prophesies, more commonly known as the {{Lore Link|Elder Scrolls}}. Readers wanting to know the history behind the highly inappropriate appellation 'Aedric' can refer to chapters 23 through 27 of my previous work for a full explanation as well as the incompetencies of my good comrade Therin of [[Lore:Mournhold|Mournhold]], who named them thus.
The influences of the archivally historic Elder Scrolls cannot be understated. Once a {{sic|prophesy|prophecy}} contained in an {{Lore Link|Elder Scroll}} is enacted in [[Lore:Tamriel|Tamriel]], the text of the parchment becomes fixed. All readers ingest the same divine message. It becomes an historical document declaring the unequivocal truth of a past event. Scholars, even those as dim-witted as Therin of Mournhold, cannot argue the bias of the writer, like he has with my earlier works. Not even {{Lore Link|magic}} can affect the word written upon those ancient pages.