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<p>Lroncayo-01: /* Venice Period (c.500 - 1572) */</p> <hr /> <div>==Pythian Omphalos==<br /> The Pythian Omphalos is a mystical object that indicates the &quot;navel of the world&quot;. The focus of the world periodically changes, which causes the Omphalos to relocate. The Pythians typically select a new [[Pythia]], who is tasked with finding the Omphalos and relocating remain near the Omphalos.<br /> <br /> ===Delphi Period (600 BC - 300 AD)===<br /> The oldest known records of the Pythian Omphalos begins in Delphi, where the Oracle was seated for many centuries. The Pythian Academy was present and involved in training the priestesses for the Oracle.<br /> <br /> ===Alexandria Period (331 BC - 365 AD)===<br /> The founding of Alexandria in 331 BC by Alexander the Great drew the Pythian Omphalos. On July 21, 365 the Alexandria House was flooded in the tsunami (&quot;Day of Horror&quot;), which caused the Pythian Omphalos to vanish.<br /> <br /> ====The Pergamon Schism====<br /> A splinter group fled Alexandria and relocated to Pergamon. With the fall of Pergamon in 133 BC, the decline of the library, and lack of an Omphalos stone, the group faded from history.<br /> <br /> ===Ravenna Period (402 AD - 480 AD)===<br /> The Pythian Omphalos appeared in Ravenna in AD 402, when the capital of the Western Roman Empire was transferred from Milan to Ravenna. With the fall of Ravenna in 493, and the founding of the Ostrogothic Kingdom of Italy, the Pythian Omphalos vanished for many years.<br /> <br /> ====Destruction of the Ravenna House (502 AD)====<br /> After the Battle of Verona (489), the Germanic King of Italy, Odoacer, was forced to flee to Ravenna. In the ensuing three-year siege, the Ravenna House was destroyed, causing the Pythian Omphalos to vanish for over one hundred years.<br /> <br /> =====Ravenna House Mosaic=====<br /> The remains of the Ravenna House are still present in the form of a mosaic in a subfloor of the [[Basilica of San Vitale]]. This mosaic is used to train Pythian Academy apprentices teleportation from the corresponding mosaic in Venice.<br /> <br /> ===Venice Period (c.500 - 1572)===<br /> Records are not clear, but the Pythian Omphalos was discovered around c.500 in the marshes of what was to become Venice. By the time the Republic of Venice was founded in 697, the Pythian Academy was already well established, having guided the development of the city for over one hundred years.<br /> <br /> ===Amsterdam Period (1572 - 1707)===<br /> After the discovery of the New World, the Pythian Omphalos relocated from Venice to Amsterdam.<br /> <br /> ===London Period (1707 - 1890)===<br /> Formation of the Kingdom of Great Britain caused the Pythian Omphalos to relocate to London.<br /> <br /> ===New York Period (1890 - 1960)===<br /> With the expansion of the United States, the Pythian Omphalos relocated to Manhattan.<br /> <br /> ===Los Angeles Period (1960 - )===<br /> The Pythian Omphalos relocated to Los Angeles with the rise of the oil, entertainment, and aerospace industries.</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: /* Venice Period (c.550 - 1572) */</p> <hr /> <div>==Pythian Omphalos==<br /> The Pythian Omphalos is a mystical object that indicates the &quot;navel of the world&quot;. The focus of the world periodically changes, which causes the Omphalos to relocate. The Pythians typically select a new [[Pythia]], who is tasked with finding the Omphalos and relocating remain near the Omphalos.<br /> <br /> ===Delphi Period (600 BC - 300 AD)===<br /> The oldest known records of the Pythian Omphalos begins in Delphi, where the Oracle was seated for many centuries. The Pythian Academy was present and involved in training the priestesses for the Oracle.<br /> <br /> ===Alexandria Period (331 BC - 365 AD)===<br /> The founding of Alexandria in 331 BC by Alexander the Great drew the Pythian Omphalos. On July 21, 365 the Alexandria House was flooded in the tsunami (&quot;Day of Horror&quot;), which caused the Pythian Omphalos to vanish.<br /> <br /> ====The Pergamon Schism====<br /> A splinter group fled Alexandria and relocated to Pergamon. With the fall of Pergamon in 133 BC, the decline of the library, and lack of an Omphalos stone, the group faded from history.<br /> <br /> ===Ravenna Period (402 AD - 480 AD)===<br /> The Pythian Omphalos appeared in Ravenna in AD 402, when the capital of the Western Roman Empire was transferred from Milan to Ravenna. With the fall of Ravenna in 493, and the founding of the Ostrogothic Kingdom of Italy, the Pythian Omphalos vanished for many years.<br /> <br /> ====Destruction of the Ravenna House (502 AD)====<br /> After the Battle of Verona (489), the Germanic King of Italy, Odoacer, was forced to flee to Ravenna. In the ensuing three-year siege, the Ravenna House was destroyed, causing the Pythian Omphalos to vanish for over one hundred years.<br /> <br /> =====Ravenna House Mosaic=====<br /> The remains of the Ravenna House are still present in the form of a mosaic in a subfloor of the [[Basilica of San Vitale]]. This mosaic is used to train Pythian Academy apprentices teleportation from the corresponding mosaic in Venice.<br /> <br /> ===Venice Period (c.500 - 1572)===<br /> Records are not clear, but the Pythian Omphalos was discovered c.550 in the marshes of what was to become Venice. By the time the Republic of Venice was founded in 697, the Pythian Academy was already well established, having guided the development of the city for over one hundred years.<br /> <br /> ===Amsterdam Period (1572 - 1707)===<br /> After the discovery of the New World, the Pythian Omphalos relocated from Venice to Amsterdam.<br /> <br /> ===London Period (1707 - 1890)===<br /> Formation of the Kingdom of Great Britain caused the Pythian Omphalos to relocate to London.<br /> <br /> ===New York Period (1890 - 1960)===<br /> With the expansion of the United States, the Pythian Omphalos relocated to Manhattan.<br /> <br /> ===Los Angeles Period (1960 - )===<br /> The Pythian Omphalos relocated to Los Angeles with the rise of the oil, entertainment, and aerospace industries.</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: /* Ravenna Period (402 AD - 502 AD) */</p> <hr /> <div>==Pythian Omphalos==<br /> The Pythian Omphalos is a mystical object that indicates the &quot;navel of the world&quot;. The focus of the world periodically changes, which causes the Omphalos to relocate. The Pythians typically select a new [[Pythia]], who is tasked with finding the Omphalos and relocating remain near the Omphalos.<br /> <br /> ===Delphi Period (600 BC - 300 AD)===<br /> The oldest known records of the Pythian Omphalos begins in Delphi, where the Oracle was seated for many centuries. The Pythian Academy was present and involved in training the priestesses for the Oracle.<br /> <br /> ===Alexandria Period (331 BC - 365 AD)===<br /> The founding of Alexandria in 331 BC by Alexander the Great drew the Pythian Omphalos. On July 21, 365 the Alexandria House was flooded in the tsunami (&quot;Day of Horror&quot;), which caused the Pythian Omphalos to vanish.<br /> <br /> ====The Pergamon Schism====<br /> A splinter group fled Alexandria and relocated to Pergamon. With the fall of Pergamon in 133 BC, the decline of the library, and lack of an Omphalos stone, the group faded from history.<br /> <br /> ===Ravenna Period (402 AD - 480 AD)===<br /> The Pythian Omphalos appeared in Ravenna in AD 402, when the capital of the Western Roman Empire was transferred from Milan to Ravenna. With the fall of Ravenna in 493, and the founding of the Ostrogothic Kingdom of Italy, the Pythian Omphalos vanished for many years.<br /> <br /> ====Destruction of the Ravenna House (502 AD)====<br /> After the Battle of Verona (489), the Germanic King of Italy, Odoacer, was forced to flee to Ravenna. In the ensuing three-year siege, the Ravenna House was destroyed, causing the Pythian Omphalos to vanish for over one hundred years.<br /> <br /> =====Ravenna House Mosaic=====<br /> The remains of the Ravenna House are still present in the form of a mosaic in a subfloor of the [[Basilica of San Vitale]]. This mosaic is used to train Pythian Academy apprentices teleportation from the corresponding mosaic in Venice.<br /> <br /> ===Venice Period (c.550 - 1572)===<br /> Records are not clear, but the Pythian Omphalos was discovered c.550 in the marshes of what was to become Venice. By the time the Republic of Venice was founded in 697, the Pythian Academy was already well established, having guided the development of the city for over one hundred years.<br /> <br /> ===Amsterdam Period (1572 - 1707)===<br /> After the discovery of the New World, the Pythian Omphalos relocated from Venice to Amsterdam.<br /> <br /> ===London Period (1707 - 1890)===<br /> Formation of the Kingdom of Great Britain caused the Pythian Omphalos to relocate to London.<br /> <br /> ===New York Period (1890 - 1960)===<br /> With the expansion of the United States, the Pythian Omphalos relocated to Manhattan.<br /> <br /> ===Los Angeles Period (1960 - )===<br /> The Pythian Omphalos relocated to Los Angeles with the rise of the oil, entertainment, and aerospace industries.</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: /* Nile Delta &amp; Divine Origins */</p> <hr /> <div>===Leoncini===<br /> Leoncini are the &quot;Little Lions of Venice&quot;. They are magical beings that appear in the form of house cats with wings. They are usually familiars of members of the [[Pythian Academy]]. The are sentient, intelligent and able to converse telepathically.<br /> <br /> ====Legends====<br /> Traditional wisdom says the cats appeared in the Veneto region shortly after St. Mark's relics were taken to Venice. Giustiniano Participazio, Doge from 825 until his death in 829, wrote about the arrival of St. Mark's relics and mentioned a new type of cat that appeared in the marshes of the Veneto, preying on fish and birds, competing with fishermen and hunters.<br /> <br /> While Venetians have many stories about the cats, who defend Venice from the [[Plague Rats]] and are familiars to members of the Pythian Academy, few people have actually seen a cat with wings let alone a cat in flight.<br /> <br /> ====Nile Delta &amp; Divine Origins====<br /> The Leoncini are in fact native to the Nile Delta where they have lived for centuries predating the founding of Lower Egypt. The cats themselves talk of the city of Leontopolis, located in the delta and known for lion feeding rituals, as having divine origins. They claim a connection to the Egyptian gods '''Maahes''' and '''Nefertem'''. [[Maahes]] is a war god and his epitet is &quot;he who is true beside her&quot;, which is part of the oath taken when bonding with a Pythian mage. [[Nefertem]] is a creation god, and the Christian resurrection, which the cats see as an extension of Nefertem's power.<br /> <br /> ====Abilities====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Alliance with the Pythian Academy====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====The Leoncini Academy====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Famous Leoncini====<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Maahes]] and [[Nefertem]]</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: /* Nile Delta &amp; Divine Origins */</p> <hr /> <div>===Leoncini===<br /> Leoncini are the &quot;Little Lions of Venice&quot;. They are magical beings that appear in the form of house cats with wings. They are usually familiars of members of the [[Pythian Academy]]. The are sentient, intelligent and able to converse telepathically.<br /> <br /> ====Legends====<br /> Traditional wisdom says the cats appeared in the Veneto region shortly after St. Mark's relics were taken to Venice. Giustiniano Participazio, Doge from 825 until his death in 829, wrote about the arrival of St. Mark's relics and mentioned a new type of cat that appeared in the marshes of the Veneto, preying on fish and birds, competing with fishermen and hunters.<br /> <br /> While Venetians have many stories about the cats, who defend Venice from the [[Plague Rats]] and are familiars to members of the Pythian Academy, few people have actually seen a cat with wings let alone a cat in flight.<br /> <br /> ====Nile Delta &amp; Divine Origins====<br /> The Leoncini are in fact native to the Nile Delta where they have lived for centuries predating the founding of Lower Egypt. The cats themselves talk of the city of Leontopolis, located in the delta and known for lion feeding rituals, as having divine origins. They claim a connection to the Egyptian gods /Maahes/ and Nefertem. [[Maahes]] is a war god and his epitet is &quot;he who is true beside her&quot;, which is part of the oath taken when bonding with a Pythian mage. [[Nefertem]] is a creation god, and the Christian resurrection, which the cats see as an extension of Nefertem's power.<br /> <br /> ====Abilities====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Alliance with the Pythian Academy====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====The Leoncini Academy====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Famous Leoncini====<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Maahes]] and [[Nefertem]]</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: /* Nile Delta &amp; Divine Origins */</p> <hr /> <div>===Leoncini===<br /> Leoncini are the &quot;Little Lions of Venice&quot;. They are magical beings that appear in the form of house cats with wings. They are usually familiars of members of the [[Pythian Academy]]. The are sentient, intelligent and able to converse telepathically.<br /> <br /> ====Legends====<br /> Traditional wisdom says the cats appeared in the Veneto region shortly after St. Mark's relics were taken to Venice. Giustiniano Participazio, Doge from 825 until his death in 829, wrote about the arrival of St. Mark's relics and mentioned a new type of cat that appeared in the marshes of the Veneto, preying on fish and birds, competing with fishermen and hunters.<br /> <br /> While Venetians have many stories about the cats, who defend Venice from the [[Plague Rats]] and are familiars to members of the Pythian Academy, few people have actually seen a cat with wings let alone a cat in flight.<br /> <br /> ====Nile Delta &amp; Divine Origins====<br /> The Leoncini are in fact native to the Nile Delta where they have lived for centuries predating the founding of Lower Egypt. The cats themselves talk of the city of Leontopolis, located in the delta and known for lion feeding rituals, as having divine origins. They claim a connection to the Egyptian gods *Maahes* and Nefertem. [[Maahes]] is a war god and his epitet is &quot;he who is true beside her&quot;, which is part of the oath taken when bonding with a Pythian mage. [[Nefertem]] is a creation god, and the Christian resurrection, which the cats see as an extension of Nefertem's power.<br /> <br /> ====Abilities====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Alliance with the Pythian Academy====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====The Leoncini Academy====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Famous Leoncini====<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Maahes]] and [[Nefertem]]</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: </p> <hr /> <div>===Leoncini===<br /> Leoncini are the &quot;Little Lions of Venice&quot;. They are magical beings that appear in the form of house cats with wings. They are usually familiars of members of the [[Pythian Academy]]. The are sentient, intelligent and able to converse telepathically.<br /> <br /> ====Legends====<br /> Traditional wisdom says the cats appeared in the Veneto region shortly after St. Mark's relics were taken to Venice. Giustiniano Participazio, Doge from 825 until his death in 829, wrote about the arrival of St. Mark's relics and mentioned a new type of cat that appeared in the marshes of the Veneto, preying on fish and birds, competing with fishermen and hunters.<br /> <br /> While Venetians have many stories about the cats, who defend Venice from the [[Plague Rats]] and are familiars to members of the Pythian Academy, few people have actually seen a cat with wings let alone a cat in flight.<br /> <br /> ====Nile Delta &amp; Divine Origins====<br /> The Leoncini are in fact native to the Nile Delta where they have lived for centuries predating the founding of Lower Egypt. The cats themselves talk of the city of Leontopolis, located in the delta and known for lion feeding rituals, as having divine origins. They claim a connection to the Egyptian gods Maahes and Nefertem. [[Maahes]] is a war god and his epitet is &quot;he who is true beside her&quot;, which is part of the oath taken when bonding with a Pythian mage. [[Nefertem]] is a creation god, and the Christian resurrection, which the cats see as an extension of Nefertem's power.<br /> <br /> ====Abilities====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Alliance with the Pythian Academy====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====The Leoncini Academy====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Famous Leoncini====<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Maahes]] and [[Nefertem]]</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: </p> <hr /> <div>===Leoncini===<br /> Leoncini are the &quot;Little Lions of Venice&quot;. They are magical beings that appear in the form of house cats with wings. They are usually familiars of members of the [[Pythian Academy]]. The are sentient, intelligent and able to converse telepathically.<br /> <br /> ====Legends====<br /> Traditional wisdom says the cats appeared in the Veneto region shortly after St. Mark's relics were taken to Venice. Giustiniano Participazio, Doge from 825 until his death in 829, wrote about the arrival of St. Mark's relics and mentioned a new type of cat that appeared in the marshes of the Veneto, preying on fish and birds, competing with fishermen and hunters.<br /> <br /> While Venetians have many stories about the cats, who defend Venice from the [[Plague Rats]] and are familiars to members of the Pythian Academy, few people have actually seen a cat with wings let alone a cat in flight.<br /> <br /> ====Nile Delta &amp; Divine Origins====<br /> The Leoncini are in fact native to the Nile Delta where they have lived for centuries predating the founding of Lower Egypt. The cats themselves talk of the city of Leontopolis, located in the delta and known for lion feeding rituals, as having divine origins. They claim a connection to the Egyptian gods Maahes and Nefertem. [[Maahes]] is a war god and his epitet is &quot;he who is true beside her&quot;, which is part of the oath taken when bonding with a Pythian mage.<br /> <br /> ====Abilities====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Alliance with the Pythian Academy====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====The Leoncini Academy====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Famous Leoncini====<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Maahes]] and [[Nefertem]]</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: </p> <hr /> <div>===Leoncini===<br /> Leoncini are the &quot;Little Lions of Venice&quot;. They are magical beings that appear in the form of house cats with wings. They are usually familiars of members of the [[Pythian Academy]]. The are sentient, intelligent and able to converse telepathically.<br /> <br /> ========<br /> =====Legends=====<br /> Traditional wisdom says the cats appeared in the Veneto region shortly after St. Mark's relics were taken to Venice. Giustiniano Participazio, Doge from 825 until his death in 829, wrote about the arrival of St. Mark's relics and mentioned a new type of cat that appeared in the marshes of the Veneto, preying on fish and birds, competing with fishermen and hunters.<br /> <br /> While Venetians have many stories about the cats, who defend Venice from the [[Plague Rats]] and are familiars to members of the Pythian Academy, few people have actually seen a cat with wings let alone a cat in flight.<br /> <br /> =====Nile Delta &amp; Divine Origins=====<br /> The Leoncini are in fact native to the Nile Delta where they have lived for centuries predating the founding of Lower Egypt. The cats themselves talk of the city of Leontopolis, located in the delta and known for lion feeding rituals, as having divine origins. They claim a connection to the Egyptian gods Maahes and Nefertem. [[Maahes]] is a war god and his epitet is &quot;he who is true beside her&quot;, which is part of the oath taken when bonding with a Pythian mage.<br /> <br /> ====Abilities====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Alliance with the Pythian Academy====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====The Leoncini Academy====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Famous Leoncini====<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Maahes]] and [[Nefertem]]</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: /* Nile Delta &amp; Divine Origins */</p> <hr /> <div>===Leoncini===<br /> Leoncini are the &quot;Little Lions of Venice&quot;. They are magical beings that appear in the form of house cats with wings. They are usually familiars of members of the [[Pythian Academy]]. The are sentient, intelligent and able to converse telepathically.<br /> <br /> ====Origins====<br /> =====Legends=====<br /> Traditional wisdom says the cats appeared in the Veneto region shortly after St. Mark's relics were taken to Venice. Giustiniano Participazio, Doge from 825 until his death in 829, wrote about the arrival of St. Mark's relics and mentioned a new type of cat that appeared in the marshes of the Veneto, preying on fish and birds, competing with fishermen and hunters.<br /> <br /> While Venetians have many stories about the cats, who defend Venice from the [[Plague Rats]] and are familiars to members of the Pythian Academy, few people have actually seen a cat with wings let alone a cat in flight.<br /> <br /> =====Nile Delta &amp; Divine Origins=====<br /> The Leoncini are in fact native to the Nile Delta where they have lived for centuries predating the founding of Lower Egypt. The cats themselves talk of the city of Leontopolis, located in the delta and known for lion feeding rituals, as having divine origins. They claim a connection to the Egyptian gods Maahes and Nefertem. [[Maahes]] is a war god and his epitet is &quot;he who is true beside her&quot;, which is part of the oath taken when bonding with a Pythian mage.<br /> <br /> ====Abilities====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Alliance with the Pythian Academy====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====The Leoncini Academy====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Famous Leoncini====<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Maahes]] and [[Nefertem]]</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: /* Legends */</p> <hr /> <div>===Leoncini===<br /> Leoncini are the &quot;Little Lions of Venice&quot;. They are magical beings that appear in the form of house cats with wings. They are usually familiars of members of the [[Pythian Academy]]. The are sentient, intelligent and able to converse telepathically.<br /> <br /> ====Origins====<br /> =====Legends=====<br /> Traditional wisdom says the cats appeared in the Veneto region shortly after St. Mark's relics were taken to Venice. Giustiniano Participazio, Doge from 825 until his death in 829, wrote about the arrival of St. Mark's relics and mentioned a new type of cat that appeared in the marshes of the Veneto, preying on fish and birds, competing with fishermen and hunters.<br /> <br /> While Venetians have many stories about the cats, who defend Venice from the [[Plague Rats]] and are familiars to members of the Pythian Academy, few people have actually seen a cat with wings let alone a cat in flight.<br /> <br /> =====Nile Delta &amp; Divine Origins=====<br /> The Leoncini are in fact native to the Nile Delta where they have lived for centuries predating the founding of Lower Egypt. The cats themselves talk of the city of Leontopolis, located in the delta and known for lion feeding rituals, as having divine origins. They claim a connection to the Egyptian gods Maahes and Nefertem. [[Maahes]] is a war god and his epitet is &quot;he who is true beside her&quot;, which use when bonding with a Pythian. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ====Abilities====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Alliance with the Pythian Academy====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====The Leoncini Academy====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Famous Leoncini====<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Maahes]] and [[Nefertem]]</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: </p> <hr /> <div>===Leoncini===<br /> Leoncini are the &quot;Little Lions of Venice&quot;. They are magical beings that appear in the form of house cats with wings. They are usually familiars of members of the [[Pythian Academy]]. The are sentient, intelligent and able to converse telepathically.<br /> <br /> ====Origins====<br /> =====Legends=====<br /> Traditional wisdom says the cats appeared in the Veneto region shortly after St. Mark's relics were taken to Venice. Giustiniano Participazio, Doge from 825 until his death in 829, wrote about the arrival of St. Mark's relics and mentioned a new type of cat that appeared in the marshes of the Veneto, preying on fish and birds, competing with fishermen and hunters.<br /> <br /> While Venetians have many stories about the cats, who defend Venice from the [[Plague Rats]] and are familiars to members of the Pythian Academy, few people have actually seen a cat with wings let alone a flying cat.<br /> <br /> =====Nile Delta &amp; Divine Origins=====<br /> The Leoncini are in fact native to the Nile Delta where they have lived for centuries predating the founding of Lower Egypt. The cats themselves talk of the city of Leontopolis, located in the delta and known for lion feeding rituals, as having divine origins. They claim a connection to the Egyptian gods Maahes and Nefertem. [[Maahes]] is a war god and his epitet is &quot;he who is true beside her&quot;, which use when bonding with a Pythian. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> ====Abilities====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Alliance with the Pythian Academy====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====The Leoncini Academy====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Famous Leoncini====<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Maahes]] and [[Nefertem]]</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: </p> <hr /> <div>===Leoncini===<br /> Leoncini are the &quot;Little Lions of Venice&quot;. They are magical beings that appear in the form of house cats with wings. They are usually familiars of members of the [[Pythian Academy]]. The are sentient, intelligent and able to converse telepathically.<br /> <br /> ====Origins====<br /> =====Legends=====<br /> Traditional wisdom says the cats appeared in the Veneto region shortly after St. Mark's relics were taken to Venice. Giustiniano Participazio, Doge from 825 until his death in 829, wrote about the arrival of St. Mark's relics and mentioned a new type of cat that appeared in the marshes of the Veneto, preying on fish and birds, competing with fishermen and hunters.<br /> <br /> While Venetians have many stories about the cats, who defend Venice from the [[Plague Rats]] and are familiars to members of the Pythian Academy, few people have actually seen a cat with wings let alone a flying cat.<br /> <br /> =====Nile Delta=====<br /> The Leoncini are in fact native to the Nile Delta where they have lived for centuries predating the founding of Lower Egypt. The cats themselves talk of the city of Leontopolis, located in the delta and known for lion feeding rituals, as having divine origins. They claim a connection to the Egyptian gods Maahes and Nefertem. [[Maahes]] is a war god and his epitet is &quot;he who is true beside her&quot;, which use when bonding with a Pythian. <br /> <br /> <br /> ====Abilities====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Alliance with the Pythian Academy====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====The Leoncini Academy====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Famous Leoncini====<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Maahes]] and [[Nefertem]]</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: </p> <hr /> <div>===Leoncini===<br /> Leoncini are the &quot;Little Lions of Venice&quot;. They are magical beings that appear in the form of house cats with wings. They are usually familiars of members of the [[Pythian Academy]]. The are sentient, intelligent and able to converse telepathically.<br /> <br /> ====Legends====<br /> Traditional wisdom says the cats appeared in the Veneto region shortly after St. Mark's relics were taken to Venice. Giustiniano Participazio, Doge from 825 until his death in 829, wrote about the arrival of St. Mark's relics and mentioned a new type of cat that appeared in the marshes of the Veneto, preying on fish and birds, competing with fishermen and hunters.<br /> <br /> While Venetians have many stories about the cats, who defend Venice from the [[Plague Rats]] and are familiars to members of the Pythian Academy, few people have actually seen a cat with wings let alone a flying cat.<br /> <br /> =====Origins=====<br /> The Leoncini are in fact native to the Nile Delta where they have lived for centuries predating the founding of Lower Egypt. The cats themselves talk of the city of Leontopolis, located in the delta and known for lion feeding rituals, as having divine origins. They claim a connection to the Egyptian gods Maahes and Nefertem. [[Maahes]] is a war god and his epitet is &quot;he who is true beside her&quot;, which use when bonding with a Pythian. <br /> <br /> <br /> ====Abilities====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Alliance with the Pythian Academy====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====The Leoncini Academy====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Famous Leoncini====<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Maahes]] and [[Nefertem]]</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: /* Leoncini */</p> <hr /> <div>===Leoncini===<br /> Leoncini are the &quot;Little Lions of Venice&quot;. They are magical beings that appear in the form of house cats with wings. They are usually familiars of members of the [[Pythian Academy]].<br /> <br /> ====Legends====<br /> Traditional wisdom says the cats appeared in the Veneto region shortly after St. Mark's relics were taken to Venice. Giustiniano Participazio, Doge from 825 until his death in 829, wrote about the arrival of St. Mark's relics and mentioned a new type of cat that appeared in the marshes of the Veneto, preying on fish and birds, competing with fishermen and hunters.<br /> <br /> The Venetians talk about the cats, who defend Venice from the [[Plague Rats]], and are often familiars to members of the Pythian Academy, yet few have actually seen a cat with wings.<br /> <br /> =====Origins=====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Abilities====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Alliance with the Pythian Academy====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====The Leoncini Academy====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Famous Leoncini====<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Maahes]] and [[Nefertem]]</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: /* Leoncini */</p> <hr /> <div>===Leoncini===<br /> Leoncini are the &quot;Little Lions of Venice&quot;. They are magical beings that appear in the form of house cats with wings. They are usually familiars of members of the [[Pythian Academy]].<br /> <br /> ====Origins====<br /> Traditional wisdom say the cats appeared in the Veneto shortly after St. Mark's relics were taken to Venice suggesting an origin near [[Alexandria]], perhaps from the Nile Delta.<br /> <br /> Giustiniano Participazio, Doge from 825 until his death in 829, St. Mark's relics and mentioned the Leoncini<br /> <br /> ====Abilities====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Alliance with the Pythian Academy====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====The Leoncini Academy====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Famous Leoncini====<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Maahes]] and [[Nefertem]]</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: /* Origins */</p> <hr /> <div>===Leoncini===<br /> Leoncini are the &quot;Lions of Venice&quot;. They are magical beings that appear in the form of house cats with wings. They are usually familiars of members of the [[Pythian Academy]].<br /> <br /> ====Origins====<br /> Traditional wisdom say the cats appeared in the Veneto shortly after St. Mark's relics were taken to Venice suggesting an origin near [[Alexandria]], perhaps from the Nile Delta.<br /> <br /> Giustiniano Participazio, Doge from 825 until his death in 829, St. Mark's relics and mentioned the Leoncini<br /> <br /> ====Abilities====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Alliance with the Pythian Academy====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====The Leoncini Academy====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Famous Leoncini====<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Maahes]] and [[Nefertem]]</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: /* Leoncini */</p> <hr /> <div>===Leoncini===<br /> Leoncini are the &quot;Lions of Venice&quot;. They are magical beings that appear in the form of house cats with wings. They are usually familiars of members of the [[Pythian Academy]].<br /> <br /> ====Origins====<br /> Traditional wisdom say the cats appeared in the Veneto shortly after St. Mark's relics were taken to Venice suggesting that they came from the Nile Delta. <br /> <br /> ====Abilities====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Alliance with the Pythian Academy====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====The Leoncini Academy====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Famous Leoncini====<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Maahes]] and [[Nefertem]]</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: /* Leoncini */</p> <hr /> <div>===Leoncini===<br /> Leoncini are the &quot;Lions of Venice&quot;. Slightly larger than male house cats, they are the magical beings that are often familiars of members of the [[Pythian Academy]].<br /> <br /> ====Origins====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Abilities====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Alliance with the Pythian Academy====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====The Leoncini Academy====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Famous Leoncini====<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Maahes]] and [[Nefertem]]</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: /* Famous Leoncini= */</p> <hr /> <div>===Leoncini===<br /> Leoncini are the &quot;Lions of Venice&quot;. Slightly larger than male house cats, they are the magical beings that are often familiars of members of the [[Pythian Academy]].<br /> <br /> ====Origins====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Abilities====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Famous Leoncini====<br /> <br /> ====Alliance with the Pythian Academy====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====The Leoncini Academy====<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Maahes]] and [[Nefertem]]</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: Created page with &quot;===Leoncini=== Leoncini are the &quot;Lions of Venice&quot;. Slightly larger than male house cats, they are the magical beings that are often familiars of members of the Pythian Academy. ====Origins==== ====Abilities==== ====Famous Leoncini===== ====Alliance with the Pythian Academy==== ====The Leoncini Academy==== Maahes and Nefertem&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>===Leoncini===<br /> Leoncini are the &quot;Lions of Venice&quot;. Slightly larger than male house cats, they are the magical beings that are often familiars of members of the [[Pythian Academy]].<br /> <br /> ====Origins====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Abilities====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Famous Leoncini=====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====Alliance with the Pythian Academy====<br /> <br /> <br /> ====The Leoncini Academy====<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> [[Maahes]] and [[Nefertem]]</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: </p> <hr /> <div>==Venetian money in the 16th century==<br /> <br /> *1 Venetian ducat = 6 lire + 4 soldi (or 124 soldi)<br /> :It also known as a &quot;zecchino&quot; after the Zecca (mint) of Venice, located near the Doge's palace.<br /> <br /> *1 lire = 20 soldi (or 5 grossetti or 10 gazzette)<br /> <br /> *1 grossetto = 4 soldi<br /> <br /> *1 gazzetta = 2 soldi<br /> <br /> *A soldo is known as a &quot;marchetto&quot; (equivalent to a schilling)<br /> <br /> *1 soldo = 12 denari<br /> <br /> *1 bezzo (&amp;frac12; soldo) = 6 denari<br /> <br /> *1 quatrino (&amp;frac14; soldo) = 3 deanri<br /> <br /> *A denaro is known as a &quot;bagattino&quot;<br /> <br /> *A quartarolo = &amp;frac14; denaro (1192-1328 CE)</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: </p> <hr /> <div>*1 Venetian ducat = 6 lire + 4 soldi (or 124 soldi)<br /> :It also known as a &quot;zecchino&quot; after the Zecca (mint) of Venice, located near the Doge's palace.<br /> <br /> *1 lire = 20 soldi (or 5 grossetti or 10 gazzette)<br /> <br /> *1 grossetto = 4 soldi<br /> <br /> *1 gazzetta = 2 soldi<br /> <br /> *A soldo is known as a &quot;marchetto&quot; (equivalent to a schilling)<br /> <br /> *1 soldo = 12 denari<br /> <br /> *1 bezzo (&amp;frac12; soldo) = 6 denari<br /> <br /> *1 quatrino (&amp;frac14; soldo) = 3 deanri<br /> <br /> *A denaro is known as a &quot;bagattino&quot;<br /> <br /> *A quartarolo = &amp;frac14; denaro (1192-1328 CE)</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: </p> <hr /> <div>*1 Venetian ducat = 6 lire + 4 soldi (or 124 soldi)<br /> :It also known as a &quot;zecchino&quot; after the Zecca (mint) of Venice, located near the Doge's palace.<br /> <br /> *1 lire = 20 soldi<br /> <br /> *1 grossetto = 4 soldi<br /> <br /> *1 gazzetta = 2 soldi<br /> <br /> *A soldo is known as a &quot;marchetto&quot; (equivalent to a schilling)<br /> <br /> *1 soldo = 12 denari<br /> <br /> *1 bezzo (&amp;frac12; soldo) = 6 denari<br /> <br /> *1 quatrino (&amp;frac14; soldo) = 3 deanri<br /> <br /> *A denaro is known as a &quot;bagattino&quot;<br /> <br /> *A quartarolo = &amp;frac14; denaro (1192-1328 CE)</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: </p> <hr /> <div>*1 Venetian ducat = 6 lire + 4 soldi (124 soldi)<br /> :It also known as a &quot;zecchino&quot; after the Zecca (mint) of Venice, located near the Doge's palace.<br /> <br /> *1 lire = 20 soldi<br /> <br /> *1 grossetto = 4 soldi<br /> <br /> *1 gazzetta = 2 soldi<br /> <br /> *A soldo is known as a &quot;marchetto&quot; (equivalent to a schilling)<br /> <br /> *1 soldo = 12 denari<br /> <br /> *1 bezzo (&amp;frac12; soldo) = 6 denari<br /> <br /> *1 quatrino (&amp;frac14; soldo) = 3 deanri<br /> <br /> *A denaro is known as a &quot;bagattino&quot;<br /> <br /> *A quartarolo = &amp;frac14; denaro (1192-1328 CE)</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: </p> <hr /> <div>*1 Venetian ducat = 6 lire + 4 soldi (124 soldi)<br /> :It also known as a &quot;zecchino&quot; after the Zecca (mint) of Venice, located near the Doge's palace.<br /> <br /> *1 lire = 20 soldi<br /> <br /> *1 grossetto = 4 soldi<br /> <br /> *1 gazzetta = 2 soldi<br /> <br /> *A soldo is known as a &quot;marchetto&quot; (equivalent to a schilling)<br /> <br /> *1 soldo = 12 denari<br /> <br /> *1 bezzo (&amp;frac12; soldo) = 6 denari<br /> <br /> *1 quatrino (&amp;frac14; soldo) = 3 deanri<br /> <br /> *A denaro is known as a &quot;bagattino&quot;<br /> <br /> *A quartarolo = &amp;frac14; denaro (1192-1328)</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: </p> <hr /> <div>*1 Venetian ducat = 6 lire + 4 soldi (124 soldi)<br /> :It also known as a &quot;zecchino&quot; after the Zecca (mint) of Venice<br /> <br /> *1 lire = 20 soldi<br /> <br /> *1 grossetto = 4 soldi<br /> <br /> *1 gazzetta = 2 soldi<br /> <br /> *A soldo is known as a &quot;marchetto&quot; (equivalent to a schilling)<br /> <br /> *1 soldo = 12 denari<br /> <br /> *1 bezzo (&amp;frac12; soldo) = 6 denari<br /> <br /> *1 quatrino (&amp;frac14; soldo) = 3 deanri<br /> <br /> *A denaro is known as a &quot;bagattino&quot;<br /> <br /> *A quartarolo = &amp;frac14; denaro (1192-1328)</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: </p> <hr /> <div>*1 Venetian ducat = 6 lire + 4 soldi (124 soldi)<br /> :It also known as a &quot;zecchino&quot; after the Zecca (mint) of Venice<br /> ----<br /> :1 lire = 20 soldi<br /> <br /> :1 grossetto = 4 soldi<br /> <br /> :1 gazzetta = 2 soldi<br /> ----<br /> :A soldo is known as a &quot;marchetto&quot; (equivalent to a schilling)<br /> <br /> :1 soldo = 12 denari<br /> <br /> :1 bezzo (&amp;frac12; soldo) = 6 denari<br /> <br /> :1 quatrino (&amp;frac14; soldo) = 3 deanri<br /> <br /> :A denaro is known as a &quot;bagattino&quot;<br /> ----<br /> :A quartarolo = &amp;frac14; denaro (1192-1328)</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: </p> <hr /> <div>:1 Venetian ducat = 6 lire + 4 soldi (124 soldi)<br /> :It also known as a &quot;zecchino&quot; after the Zecca (mint) of Venice<br /> ----<br /> :1 lire = 20 soldi<br /> <br /> :1 grossetto = 4 soldi<br /> <br /> :1 gazzetta = 2 soldi<br /> ----<br /> :A soldo is known as a &quot;marchetto&quot; (equivalent to a schilling)<br /> <br /> :1 soldo = 12 denari<br /> <br /> :1 bezzo (&amp;frac12; soldo) = 6 denari<br /> <br /> :1 quatrino (&amp;frac14; soldo) = 3 deanri<br /> <br /> :A denaro is known as a &quot;bagattino&quot;<br /> ----<br /> :A quartarolo = &amp;frac14; denaro (1192-1328)</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: </p> <hr /> <div>:1 Venetian ducat = 6 lire + 4 soldi or 124 soldi<br /> It also known as a &quot;zecchino&quot; after the Zecca (mint) of Venice<br /> ----<br /> :1 lire = 20 soldi<br /> <br /> :1 grossetto = 4 soldi<br /> <br /> :1 gazzetta = 2 soldi<br /> ----<br /> :A soldo is known as a &quot;marchetto&quot; (equivalent to a schilling)<br /> <br /> :1 soldo = 12 denari<br /> <br /> :1 bezzo (&amp;frac12; soldo) = 6 denari<br /> <br /> :1 quatrino (&amp;frac14; soldo) = 3 deanri<br /> <br /> :A denaro is known as a &quot;bagattino&quot;<br /> ----<br /> :A quartarolo = &amp;frac14; denaro (1192-1328)</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: </p> <hr /> <div>:1 Venetian ducat, also known as a &quot;zecchino&quot; after the Zecca (mint) of Venice = <br /> ::6 lire + 4 soldi or 124 soldi<br /> ----<br /> :1 lire = 20 soldi<br /> <br /> :1 grossetto = 4 soldi<br /> <br /> :1 gazzetta = 2 soldi<br /> ----<br /> :A soldo is known as a &quot;marchetto&quot; (equivalent to a schilling)<br /> <br /> :1 soldo = 12 denari<br /> <br /> :1 bezzo (&amp;frac12; soldo) = 6 denari<br /> <br /> :1 quatrino (&amp;frac14; soldo) = 3 deanri<br /> <br /> :A denaro is known as a bagattino<br /> ----<br /> :A quartarolo = &amp;frac14; denaro (1192-1328)</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: </p> <hr /> <div>:1 Venetian ducat, also known as a &quot;zecchino&quot; after the Zecca (mint) of Venice = <br /> ::6 lire + 4 soldi or 124 soldi<br /> ----<br /> :1 lire =<br /> ::20 soldi<br /> <br /> :1 grossetto = <br /> ::4 soldi<br /> <br /> :1 gazzetta = <br /> ::2 soldi<br /> ----<br /> :A soldo is known as a &quot;marchetto&quot; (equivalent to a schilling)<br /> <br /> :1 soldo =<br /> ::12 denari<br /> <br /> :1 quatrino (&amp;frac14; soldo) =<br /> ::3 deanri<br /> <br /> :1 bezzo (&amp;frac12; soldo) =<br /> ::6 denari<br /> <br /> :A denaro is known as a bagattino<br /> ----<br /> :A quartarolo = &amp;frac14; denaro (1192-1328)</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: </p> <hr /> <div>:1 Venetian ducat, also known as a &quot;zecchino&quot; after the Zecca (mint) of Venice = <br /> ::6 lire + 4 soldi or 124 soldi<br /> ----<br /> :1 lire =<br /> ::20 soldi<br /> <br /> :1 grossetto = <br /> ::4 soldi<br /> <br /> :1 gazzetta = <br /> ::2 soldi<br /> ----<br /> :A soldo is known as a marchetto (equivalent to a schilling)<br /> <br /> :1 soldo =<br /> ::12 denari<br /> <br /> :1 quatrino =<br /> ::3 deanri<br /> <br /> :1 bezzo =<br /> ::6 denari<br /> <br /> :A denaro is known as a bagattino<br /> ----<br /> :A quartarolo = &amp;frac14; denaro (1192-1328)</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: </p> <hr /> <div>:1 Venetian ducat, also known as a &quot;zecchino&quot; after the Zecca (mint) of Venice = <br /> ::6 lire + 4 soldi or 124 soldi<br /> ----<br /> :1 lire =<br /> ::20 soldi<br /> <br /> :1 grossetto = <br /> ::4 soldi<br /> <br /> :1 gazzetta = <br /> ::2 soldi<br /> ----<br /> :A soldo is known as a marchetto (equivalent to a schilling)<br /> <br /> :1 soldo =<br /> ::12 denari<br /> <br /> :1 quatrino =<br /> ::3 deanri<br /> <br /> :1 bezzo =<br /> ::6 denari<br /> <br /> :A denaro is known as a bagattino<br /> ----<br /> A quartarolo = 1/4 denaro (1192-1328)</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: </p> <hr /> <div>:1 Venetian ducat, also known as a &quot;zecchino&quot; = <br /> ::6 lire + 4 soldi or 124 soldi<br /> ----<br /> :1 lire =<br /> ::20 soldi<br /> <br /> :1 grossetto = <br /> ::4 soldi<br /> <br /> :1 gazzetta = <br /> ::2 soldi<br /> ----<br /> :A soldo is known as a marchetto (equivalent to a schilling)<br /> <br /> :1 soldo =<br /> ::12 denari<br /> <br /> :1 quatrino =<br /> ::3 deanri<br /> <br /> :1 bezzo =<br /> ::6 denari<br /> <br /> :A denaro is known as a bagattino</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: Created page with &quot;:1 Venetian ducat = ::6 lire + 4 soldi (or 124 soldi) ---- :1 lire = ::20 soldi :1 grossetto = ::4 soldi :1 gazzetta = ::2 soldi ---- :A soldo is known as a marchetto :1 soldo = ::12 denari :1 quatrino = ::3 deanri :1 bezzo = ::6 denari :A denaro is known as a bagattino&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>:1 Venetian ducat = <br /> ::6 lire + 4 soldi (or 124 soldi)<br /> ----<br /> :1 lire =<br /> ::20 soldi<br /> <br /> :1 grossetto = <br /> ::4 soldi<br /> <br /> :1 gazzetta = <br /> ::2 soldi<br /> ----<br /> :A soldo is known as a marchetto<br /> <br /> :1 soldo =<br /> ::12 denari<br /> <br /> :1 quatrino =<br /> ::3 deanri<br /> <br /> :1 bezzo =<br /> ::6 denari<br /> <br /> :A denaro is known as a bagattino</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: /* Chronicon Sagornini */</p> <hr /> <div>==Chronicon Sagornini==<br /> The Chronicon Sagornini is a history of [[Venice]] written by John the Deacon around 1008. It mentions some of the earliest history of Venice.</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: /* Chronicon Sagornini */</p> <hr /> <div>==Chronicon Sagornini==<br /> The Chronicon Sagornini is a history of Venice written by John the Deacon around 1008. It mentions some of the earliest history of [[Venice]].</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: Created page with &quot;==Chronicon Sagornini== The Chronicon Sagornini is a history of Venice written by John the Deacon around 1008. It mentions some of the earliest history of Venice.&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>==Chronicon Sagornini==<br /> The Chronicon Sagornini is a history of Venice written by John the Deacon around 1008. It mentions some of the earliest history of Venice.</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: /* Venice Period (c.550 AD - 1572 AD) */</p> <hr /> <div>==Pythian Omphalos==<br /> The Pythian Omphalos is a mystical object that indicates the &quot;navel of the world&quot;. The focus of the world periodically changes, which causes the Omphalos to relocate. The Pythian Academy has relocated to remain near the Omphalos.<br /> <br /> ===Delphi Period (600 BC - 300 AD)===<br /> The oldest known records of the Pythian Omphalos begins in Delphi, where the Oracle was seated for many centuries. The Pythian Academy was present and involved in training the priestesses for the Oracle.<br /> <br /> ===Alexandria Period (331 BC - 365 AD)===<br /> The founding of Alexandria in 331 BC by Alexander the Great drew the Pythian Omphalos. On July 21, 365 the Alexandria House was flooded in the tsunami (&quot;Day of Horror&quot;), which caused the Pythian Omphalos to vanish.<br /> <br /> ====The Pergamon Schism====<br /> A splinter group fled Alexandria and relocated to Pergamon. With the fall of Pergamon in 133 BC, the decline of the library, and lack of an Omphalos stone, the group faded from history.<br /> <br /> ===Ravenna Period (402 AD - 502 AD)===<br /> The Pythian Omphalos appeared in Ravenna in AD 402, when the capital of the Western Roman Empire was transferred from Milan to Ravenna. With the fall of Ravenna in 493, and the founding of the Ostrogothic Kingdom of Italy, the Pythian Omphalos vanished for many years.<br /> <br /> ====Destruction of the Ravenna House (502 AD)====<br /> After the Battle of Verona (489), the Germanic King of Italy, Odoacer, was forced to flee to Ravenna. In the ensuing three-year siege, the Ravenna House was destroyed, causing the Pythian Omphalos to vanish for over one hundred years.<br /> <br /> =====Ravenna House Mosaic=====<br /> The remains of the Ravenna House are still present in the form of a mosaic in a subfloor of the [[Basilica of San Vitale]]. This mosaic is used to train Pythian Academy apprentices teleportation from the corresponding mosaic in Venice.<br /> <br /> ===Venice Period (c.550 - 1572)===<br /> Records are not clear, but the Pythian Omphalos was discovered c.550 in the marshes of what was to become Venice. By the time the Republic of Venice was founded in 697, the Pythian Academy was already well established, having guided the development of the city for over one hundred years.<br /> <br /> ===Amsterdam Period (1572 - 1707)===<br /> After the discovery of the New World, the Pythian Omphalos relocated from Venice to Amsterdam.<br /> <br /> ===London Period (1707 - 1890)===<br /> Formation of the Kingdom of Great Britain caused the Pythian Omphalos to relocate to London.<br /> <br /> ===New York Period (1890 - 1960)===<br /> With the expansion of the United States, the Pythian Omphalos relocated to Manhattan.<br /> <br /> ===Los Angeles Period (1960 - )===<br /> The Pythian Omphalos relocated to Los Angeles with the rise of the entertainment aerospace industries.</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: /* Los Angeles Period (1950 - ) */</p> <hr /> <div>==Pythian Omphalos==<br /> The Pythian Omphalos is a mystical object that indicates the &quot;navel of the world&quot;. The focus of the world periodically changes, which causes the Omphalos to relocate. The Pythian Academy has relocated to remain near the Omphalos.<br /> <br /> ===Delphi Period (600 BC - 300 AD)===<br /> The oldest known records of the Pythian Omphalos begins in Delphi, where the Oracle was seated for many centuries. The Pythian Academy was present and involved in training the priestesses for the Oracle.<br /> <br /> ===Alexandria Period (331 BC - 365 AD)===<br /> The founding of Alexandria in 331 BC by Alexander the Great drew the Pythian Omphalos. On July 21, 365 the Alexandria House was flooded in the tsunami (&quot;Day of Horror&quot;), which caused the Pythian Omphalos to vanish.<br /> <br /> ====The Pergamon Schism====<br /> A splinter group fled Alexandria and relocated to Pergamon. With the fall of Pergamon in 133 BC, the decline of the library, and lack of an Omphalos stone, the group faded from history.<br /> <br /> ===Ravenna Period (402 AD - 502 AD)===<br /> The Pythian Omphalos appeared in Ravenna in AD 402, when the capital of the Western Roman Empire was transferred from Milan to Ravenna. With the fall of Ravenna in 493, and the founding of the Ostrogothic Kingdom of Italy, the Pythian Omphalos vanished for many years.<br /> <br /> ====Destruction of the Ravenna House (502 AD)====<br /> After the Battle of Verona (489), the Germanic King of Italy, Odoacer, was forced to flee to Ravenna. In the ensuing three-year siege, the Ravenna House was destroyed, causing the Pythian Omphalos to vanish for over one hundred years.<br /> <br /> =====Ravenna House Mosaic=====<br /> The remains of the Ravenna House are still present in the form of a mosaic in a subfloor of the [[Basilica of San Vitale]]. This mosaic is used to train Pythian Academy apprentices teleportation from the corresponding mosaic in Venice.<br /> <br /> ===Venice Period (c.550 AD - 1572 AD)===<br /> Records are not clear, but the Pythian Omphalos was discovered c.550 in the marshes of what was to become Venice. By the time the Republic of Venice was founded in 697, the Pythian Academy was already well established, having guided the development of the city for over one hundred years.<br /> <br /> ===Amsterdam Period (1572 - 1707)===<br /> After the discovery of the New World, the Pythian Omphalos relocated from Venice to Amsterdam.<br /> <br /> ===London Period (1707 - 1890)===<br /> Formation of the Kingdom of Great Britain caused the Pythian Omphalos to relocate to London.<br /> <br /> ===New York Period (1890 - 1960)===<br /> With the expansion of the United States, the Pythian Omphalos relocated to Manhattan.<br /> <br /> ===Los Angeles Period (1960 - )===<br /> The Pythian Omphalos relocated to Los Angeles with the rise of the entertainment aerospace industries.</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: /* New York Period (1890 - 1950) */</p> <hr /> <div>==Pythian Omphalos==<br /> The Pythian Omphalos is a mystical object that indicates the &quot;navel of the world&quot;. The focus of the world periodically changes, which causes the Omphalos to relocate. The Pythian Academy has relocated to remain near the Omphalos.<br /> <br /> ===Delphi Period (600 BC - 300 AD)===<br /> The oldest known records of the Pythian Omphalos begins in Delphi, where the Oracle was seated for many centuries. The Pythian Academy was present and involved in training the priestesses for the Oracle.<br /> <br /> ===Alexandria Period (331 BC - 365 AD)===<br /> The founding of Alexandria in 331 BC by Alexander the Great drew the Pythian Omphalos. On July 21, 365 the Alexandria House was flooded in the tsunami (&quot;Day of Horror&quot;), which caused the Pythian Omphalos to vanish.<br /> <br /> ====The Pergamon Schism====<br /> A splinter group fled Alexandria and relocated to Pergamon. With the fall of Pergamon in 133 BC, the decline of the library, and lack of an Omphalos stone, the group faded from history.<br /> <br /> ===Ravenna Period (402 AD - 502 AD)===<br /> The Pythian Omphalos appeared in Ravenna in AD 402, when the capital of the Western Roman Empire was transferred from Milan to Ravenna. With the fall of Ravenna in 493, and the founding of the Ostrogothic Kingdom of Italy, the Pythian Omphalos vanished for many years.<br /> <br /> ====Destruction of the Ravenna House (502 AD)====<br /> After the Battle of Verona (489), the Germanic King of Italy, Odoacer, was forced to flee to Ravenna. In the ensuing three-year siege, the Ravenna House was destroyed, causing the Pythian Omphalos to vanish for over one hundred years.<br /> <br /> =====Ravenna House Mosaic=====<br /> The remains of the Ravenna House are still present in the form of a mosaic in a subfloor of the [[Basilica of San Vitale]]. This mosaic is used to train Pythian Academy apprentices teleportation from the corresponding mosaic in Venice.<br /> <br /> ===Venice Period (c.550 AD - 1572 AD)===<br /> Records are not clear, but the Pythian Omphalos was discovered c.550 in the marshes of what was to become Venice. By the time the Republic of Venice was founded in 697, the Pythian Academy was already well established, having guided the development of the city for over one hundred years.<br /> <br /> ===Amsterdam Period (1572 - 1707)===<br /> After the discovery of the New World, the Pythian Omphalos relocated from Venice to Amsterdam.<br /> <br /> ===London Period (1707 - 1890)===<br /> Formation of the Kingdom of Great Britain caused the Pythian Omphalos to relocate to London.<br /> <br /> ===New York Period (1890 - 1960)===<br /> With the expansion of the United States, the Pythian Omphalos relocated to Manhattan.<br /> <br /> ===Los Angeles Period (1950 - )===</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: /* New York Period (1890 - 1950) */</p> <hr /> <div>==Pythian Omphalos==<br /> The Pythian Omphalos is a mystical object that indicates the &quot;navel of the world&quot;. The focus of the world periodically changes, which causes the Omphalos to relocate. The Pythian Academy has relocated to remain near the Omphalos.<br /> <br /> ===Delphi Period (600 BC - 300 AD)===<br /> The oldest known records of the Pythian Omphalos begins in Delphi, where the Oracle was seated for many centuries. The Pythian Academy was present and involved in training the priestesses for the Oracle.<br /> <br /> ===Alexandria Period (331 BC - 365 AD)===<br /> The founding of Alexandria in 331 BC by Alexander the Great drew the Pythian Omphalos. On July 21, 365 the Alexandria House was flooded in the tsunami (&quot;Day of Horror&quot;), which caused the Pythian Omphalos to vanish.<br /> <br /> ====The Pergamon Schism====<br /> A splinter group fled Alexandria and relocated to Pergamon. With the fall of Pergamon in 133 BC, the decline of the library, and lack of an Omphalos stone, the group faded from history.<br /> <br /> ===Ravenna Period (402 AD - 502 AD)===<br /> The Pythian Omphalos appeared in Ravenna in AD 402, when the capital of the Western Roman Empire was transferred from Milan to Ravenna. With the fall of Ravenna in 493, and the founding of the Ostrogothic Kingdom of Italy, the Pythian Omphalos vanished for many years.<br /> <br /> ====Destruction of the Ravenna House (502 AD)====<br /> After the Battle of Verona (489), the Germanic King of Italy, Odoacer, was forced to flee to Ravenna. In the ensuing three-year siege, the Ravenna House was destroyed, causing the Pythian Omphalos to vanish for over one hundred years.<br /> <br /> =====Ravenna House Mosaic=====<br /> The remains of the Ravenna House are still present in the form of a mosaic in a subfloor of the [[Basilica of San Vitale]]. This mosaic is used to train Pythian Academy apprentices teleportation from the corresponding mosaic in Venice.<br /> <br /> ===Venice Period (c.550 AD - 1572 AD)===<br /> Records are not clear, but the Pythian Omphalos was discovered c.550 in the marshes of what was to become Venice. By the time the Republic of Venice was founded in 697, the Pythian Academy was already well established, having guided the development of the city for over one hundred years.<br /> <br /> ===Amsterdam Period (1572 - 1707)===<br /> After the discovery of the New World, the Pythian Omphalos relocated from Venice to Amsterdam.<br /> <br /> ===London Period (1707 - 1890)===<br /> Formation of the Kingdom of Great Britain caused the Pythian Omphalos to relocate to London.<br /> <br /> ===New York Period (1890 - 1950)===<br /> With the expansion of the United States, the Pythian Omphalos relocated to Manhattan.<br /> <br /> ===Los Angeles Period (1950 - )===</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: /* Amsterdam Period (1572 - 1707) */</p> <hr /> <div>==Pythian Omphalos==<br /> The Pythian Omphalos is a mystical object that indicates the &quot;navel of the world&quot;. The focus of the world periodically changes, which causes the Omphalos to relocate. The Pythian Academy has relocated to remain near the Omphalos.<br /> <br /> ===Delphi Period (600 BC - 300 AD)===<br /> The oldest known records of the Pythian Omphalos begins in Delphi, where the Oracle was seated for many centuries. The Pythian Academy was present and involved in training the priestesses for the Oracle.<br /> <br /> ===Alexandria Period (331 BC - 365 AD)===<br /> The founding of Alexandria in 331 BC by Alexander the Great drew the Pythian Omphalos. On July 21, 365 the Alexandria House was flooded in the tsunami (&quot;Day of Horror&quot;), which caused the Pythian Omphalos to vanish.<br /> <br /> ====The Pergamon Schism====<br /> A splinter group fled Alexandria and relocated to Pergamon. With the fall of Pergamon in 133 BC, the decline of the library, and lack of an Omphalos stone, the group faded from history.<br /> <br /> ===Ravenna Period (402 AD - 502 AD)===<br /> The Pythian Omphalos appeared in Ravenna in AD 402, when the capital of the Western Roman Empire was transferred from Milan to Ravenna. With the fall of Ravenna in 493, and the founding of the Ostrogothic Kingdom of Italy, the Pythian Omphalos vanished for many years.<br /> <br /> ====Destruction of the Ravenna House (502 AD)====<br /> After the Battle of Verona (489), the Germanic King of Italy, Odoacer, was forced to flee to Ravenna. In the ensuing three-year siege, the Ravenna House was destroyed, causing the Pythian Omphalos to vanish for over one hundred years.<br /> <br /> =====Ravenna House Mosaic=====<br /> The remains of the Ravenna House are still present in the form of a mosaic in a subfloor of the [[Basilica of San Vitale]]. This mosaic is used to train Pythian Academy apprentices teleportation from the corresponding mosaic in Venice.<br /> <br /> ===Venice Period (c.550 AD - 1572 AD)===<br /> Records are not clear, but the Pythian Omphalos was discovered c.550 in the marshes of what was to become Venice. By the time the Republic of Venice was founded in 697, the Pythian Academy was already well established, having guided the development of the city for over one hundred years.<br /> <br /> ===Amsterdam Period (1572 - 1707)===<br /> After the discovery of the New World, the Pythian Omphalos relocated from Venice to Amsterdam.<br /> <br /> ===London Period (1707 - 1890)===<br /> Formation of the Kingdom of Great Britain caused the Pythian Omphalos to relocate to London.<br /> <br /> ===New York Period (1890 - 1950)===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Los Angeles Period (1950 - )===</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: /* London Period (1707 - 1890) */</p> <hr /> <div>==Pythian Omphalos==<br /> The Pythian Omphalos is a mystical object that indicates the &quot;navel of the world&quot;. The focus of the world periodically changes, which causes the Omphalos to relocate. The Pythian Academy has relocated to remain near the Omphalos.<br /> <br /> ===Delphi Period (600 BC - 300 AD)===<br /> The oldest known records of the Pythian Omphalos begins in Delphi, where the Oracle was seated for many centuries. The Pythian Academy was present and involved in training the priestesses for the Oracle.<br /> <br /> ===Alexandria Period (331 BC - 365 AD)===<br /> The founding of Alexandria in 331 BC by Alexander the Great drew the Pythian Omphalos. On July 21, 365 the Alexandria House was flooded in the tsunami (&quot;Day of Horror&quot;), which caused the Pythian Omphalos to vanish.<br /> <br /> ====The Pergamon Schism====<br /> A splinter group fled Alexandria and relocated to Pergamon. With the fall of Pergamon in 133 BC, the decline of the library, and lack of an Omphalos stone, the group faded from history.<br /> <br /> ===Ravenna Period (402 AD - 502 AD)===<br /> The Pythian Omphalos appeared in Ravenna in AD 402, when the capital of the Western Roman Empire was transferred from Milan to Ravenna. With the fall of Ravenna in 493, and the founding of the Ostrogothic Kingdom of Italy, the Pythian Omphalos vanished for many years.<br /> <br /> ====Destruction of the Ravenna House (502 AD)====<br /> After the Battle of Verona (489), the Germanic King of Italy, Odoacer, was forced to flee to Ravenna. In the ensuing three-year siege, the Ravenna House was destroyed, causing the Pythian Omphalos to vanish for over one hundred years.<br /> <br /> =====Ravenna House Mosaic=====<br /> The remains of the Ravenna House are still present in the form of a mosaic in a subfloor of the [[Basilica of San Vitale]]. This mosaic is used to train Pythian Academy apprentices teleportation from the corresponding mosaic in Venice.<br /> <br /> ===Venice Period (c.550 AD - 1572 AD)===<br /> Records are not clear, but the Pythian Omphalos was discovered c.550 in the marshes of what was to become Venice. By the time the Republic of Venice was founded in 697, the Pythian Academy was already well established, having guided the development of the city for over one hundred years.<br /> <br /> ===Amsterdam Period (1572 - 1707)===<br /> <br /> ===London Period (1707 - 1890)===<br /> Formation of the Kingdom of Great Britain caused the Pythian Omphalos to relocate to London.<br /> <br /> ===New York Period (1890 - 1950)===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Los Angeles Period (1950 - )===</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: /* London Period (1600 - 1890) */</p> <hr /> <div>==Pythian Omphalos==<br /> The Pythian Omphalos is a mystical object that indicates the &quot;navel of the world&quot;. The focus of the world periodically changes, which causes the Omphalos to relocate. The Pythian Academy has relocated to remain near the Omphalos.<br /> <br /> ===Delphi Period (600 BC - 300 AD)===<br /> The oldest known records of the Pythian Omphalos begins in Delphi, where the Oracle was seated for many centuries. The Pythian Academy was present and involved in training the priestesses for the Oracle.<br /> <br /> ===Alexandria Period (331 BC - 365 AD)===<br /> The founding of Alexandria in 331 BC by Alexander the Great drew the Pythian Omphalos. On July 21, 365 the Alexandria House was flooded in the tsunami (&quot;Day of Horror&quot;), which caused the Pythian Omphalos to vanish.<br /> <br /> ====The Pergamon Schism====<br /> A splinter group fled Alexandria and relocated to Pergamon. With the fall of Pergamon in 133 BC, the decline of the library, and lack of an Omphalos stone, the group faded from history.<br /> <br /> ===Ravenna Period (402 AD - 502 AD)===<br /> The Pythian Omphalos appeared in Ravenna in AD 402, when the capital of the Western Roman Empire was transferred from Milan to Ravenna. With the fall of Ravenna in 493, and the founding of the Ostrogothic Kingdom of Italy, the Pythian Omphalos vanished for many years.<br /> <br /> ====Destruction of the Ravenna House (502 AD)====<br /> After the Battle of Verona (489), the Germanic King of Italy, Odoacer, was forced to flee to Ravenna. In the ensuing three-year siege, the Ravenna House was destroyed, causing the Pythian Omphalos to vanish for over one hundred years.<br /> <br /> =====Ravenna House Mosaic=====<br /> The remains of the Ravenna House are still present in the form of a mosaic in a subfloor of the [[Basilica of San Vitale]]. This mosaic is used to train Pythian Academy apprentices teleportation from the corresponding mosaic in Venice.<br /> <br /> ===Venice Period (c.550 AD - 1572 AD)===<br /> Records are not clear, but the Pythian Omphalos was discovered c.550 in the marshes of what was to become Venice. By the time the Republic of Venice was founded in 697, the Pythian Academy was already well established, having guided the development of the city for over one hundred years.<br /> <br /> ===Amsterdam Period (1572 - 1707)===<br /> <br /> ===London Period (1707 - 1890)===<br /> <br /> ===New York Period (1890 - 1950)===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Los Angeles Period (1950 - )===</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: /* Amsterdam Period (1572 - 1600) */</p> <hr /> <div>==Pythian Omphalos==<br /> The Pythian Omphalos is a mystical object that indicates the &quot;navel of the world&quot;. The focus of the world periodically changes, which causes the Omphalos to relocate. The Pythian Academy has relocated to remain near the Omphalos.<br /> <br /> ===Delphi Period (600 BC - 300 AD)===<br /> The oldest known records of the Pythian Omphalos begins in Delphi, where the Oracle was seated for many centuries. The Pythian Academy was present and involved in training the priestesses for the Oracle.<br /> <br /> ===Alexandria Period (331 BC - 365 AD)===<br /> The founding of Alexandria in 331 BC by Alexander the Great drew the Pythian Omphalos. On July 21, 365 the Alexandria House was flooded in the tsunami (&quot;Day of Horror&quot;), which caused the Pythian Omphalos to vanish.<br /> <br /> ====The Pergamon Schism====<br /> A splinter group fled Alexandria and relocated to Pergamon. With the fall of Pergamon in 133 BC, the decline of the library, and lack of an Omphalos stone, the group faded from history.<br /> <br /> ===Ravenna Period (402 AD - 502 AD)===<br /> The Pythian Omphalos appeared in Ravenna in AD 402, when the capital of the Western Roman Empire was transferred from Milan to Ravenna. With the fall of Ravenna in 493, and the founding of the Ostrogothic Kingdom of Italy, the Pythian Omphalos vanished for many years.<br /> <br /> ====Destruction of the Ravenna House (502 AD)====<br /> After the Battle of Verona (489), the Germanic King of Italy, Odoacer, was forced to flee to Ravenna. In the ensuing three-year siege, the Ravenna House was destroyed, causing the Pythian Omphalos to vanish for over one hundred years.<br /> <br /> =====Ravenna House Mosaic=====<br /> The remains of the Ravenna House are still present in the form of a mosaic in a subfloor of the [[Basilica of San Vitale]]. This mosaic is used to train Pythian Academy apprentices teleportation from the corresponding mosaic in Venice.<br /> <br /> ===Venice Period (c.550 AD - 1572 AD)===<br /> Records are not clear, but the Pythian Omphalos was discovered c.550 in the marshes of what was to become Venice. By the time the Republic of Venice was founded in 697, the Pythian Academy was already well established, having guided the development of the city for over one hundred years.<br /> <br /> ===Amsterdam Period (1572 - 1707)===<br /> <br /> ===London Period (1600 - 1890)===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===New York Period (1890 - 1950)===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Los Angeles Period (1950 - )===</div>

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<p>Lroncayo-01: /* Venice Period (c.550 AD - 1572 AD) */</p> <hr /> <div>==Pythian Omphalos==<br /> The Pythian Omphalos is a mystical object that indicates the &quot;navel of the world&quot;. The focus of the world periodically changes, which causes the Omphalos to relocate. The Pythian Academy has relocated to remain near the Omphalos.<br /> <br /> ===Delphi Period (600 BC - 300 AD)===<br /> The oldest known records of the Pythian Omphalos begins in Delphi, where the Oracle was seated for many centuries. The Pythian Academy was present and involved in training the priestesses for the Oracle.<br /> <br /> ===Alexandria Period (331 BC - 365 AD)===<br /> The founding of Alexandria in 331 BC by Alexander the Great drew the Pythian Omphalos. On July 21, 365 the Alexandria House was flooded in the tsunami (&quot;Day of Horror&quot;), which caused the Pythian Omphalos to vanish.<br /> <br /> ====The Pergamon Schism====<br /> A splinter group fled Alexandria and relocated to Pergamon. With the fall of Pergamon in 133 BC, the decline of the library, and lack of an Omphalos stone, the group faded from history.<br /> <br /> ===Ravenna Period (402 AD - 502 AD)===<br /> The Pythian Omphalos appeared in Ravenna in AD 402, when the capital of the Western Roman Empire was transferred from Milan to Ravenna. With the fall of Ravenna in 493, and the founding of the Ostrogothic Kingdom of Italy, the Pythian Omphalos vanished for many years.<br /> <br /> ====Destruction of the Ravenna House (502 AD)====<br /> After the Battle of Verona (489), the Germanic King of Italy, Odoacer, was forced to flee to Ravenna. In the ensuing three-year siege, the Ravenna House was destroyed, causing the Pythian Omphalos to vanish for over one hundred years.<br /> <br /> =====Ravenna House Mosaic=====<br /> The remains of the Ravenna House are still present in the form of a mosaic in a subfloor of the [[Basilica of San Vitale]]. This mosaic is used to train Pythian Academy apprentices teleportation from the corresponding mosaic in Venice.<br /> <br /> ===Venice Period (c.550 AD - 1572 AD)===<br /> Records are not clear, but the Pythian Omphalos was discovered c.550 in the marshes of what was to become Venice. By the time the Republic of Venice was founded in 697, the Pythian Academy was already well established, having guided the development of the city for over one hundred years.<br /> <br /> ===Amsterdam Period (1572 - 1600)===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===London Period (1600 - 1890)===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===New York Period (1890 - 1950)===<br /> <br /> <br /> ===Los Angeles Period (1950 - )===</div>

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