The Book of Argustasius (Chapter)

The Book of Argustasius is the first book of The Book of Argustasius (being the first book of the Divinitas). It was first published in 1553 following the divine revelations of King Molthrod, although it was substantially updated and reconstructed from its original form in the version published by King Celasin in 1777; both versions are given below.
== 1584 Version ==
There was once a man and he had a big nose. This man was always being teased by those around him for not being a member of the Temple. There were many faults with this man and one day he joined the Temple after the rigorous initiation ceremonies. Once the man had joined the Temple the man had found his salvation and so was no longer teased by the other people who were members of the Temple. Through the Gods comes the light of salvation and all shall be saved if they truly believe in the power of the Gods.
== 1777 Version ==
There was a man who had been badly disfigured in a fire. The man was often being abused by his neighbours for not being a worshipper of the Temple. This man lead a sinful life of excessiveness. Then one day the man joined the Temple because he had seen a vision by Argustasius, which told him that he must stop his sinful living. After the rigorous initiation ceremonies the man was welcomed into the family of the Gods. Once the man believed in the Gods he had found his salvation and as a result was no longer abused by the other worshippers of the Temple. He said "Through the Gods comes the light of Salvation and all shall be saved if they truly believe in the power of the Gods". From that day forth he set himself to be the best worshipper he could be.
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