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Amun-dro, the Silent Priest - Books written
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Would these books of his have been written before or after or maybe the same time as the one written by Clan Mother Ahnissi?
The Adversarial Spirits
Azurah's Crossing
The Dark Spirits
The Favored Daughter of Fadomai
The Sky Spirits
The Wandering Spirits
The Worldly Spirits
The Adversarial Spirits
Azurah's Crossing
The Dark Spirits
The Favored Daughter of Fadomai
The Sky Spirits
The Wandering Spirits
The Worldly Spirits
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Aigym_Hlervu✭✭✭✭✭Hello, Eporem!
Epistle on the Spirits of Amun-dro Vol 1 by Thava-ko - "Word reaches us in the Torval Curiata that an ancient book—a pre-ri'Datta catalog of spirits, assembled by an ancient priest named Amun-dro—has captured the imaginations of Khajiit throughout Pellitine".
In order to understand if a given text is referenced to the pre-ri'Datta Khajiiti religion, a reader has to compare many different things, the first of them is the way Lorkhan is viewed there. Both in Thava-ko's and Ahnissi's teachings Lorkhan is named as the "noisy Lorkhan" - that's the first simple feature that gives the sign that the author of the text is a modern writer, i.e. the one lived after the Riddle'Thar Epiphany revealed in 2E 311. For more information read the Riddle'Thar article of my Guide to Religions of Tamriel.1