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Book 28. (1 results) Kur of Gor (Individual Quote)

"It does not matter what I believe, or what you believe," said Peisistratus. - (Kur of Gor, Chapter 7, Sentence #39)
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7 39 "It does not View more quotes about matter">matter what I believe, or what you believe," said Peisistratus.

Book 28. (7 results) Kur of Gor (Context Quote)

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7 36 It moves in the wind, in the churning sea, in the sheetings of rain, in the cry of lightning, in the tremors of the earth; it whispers in lava scalding the affrighted air; it prowls with the panther; it soars with the tarn; it bounds with the startled tabuk".
7 37 "And Agamemnon?" "Is one of the faces of the Nameless One," said Peisistratus.
7 38 "Surely you do not believe all this," said Cabot.
7 39 "It does not matter what I believe, or what you believe," said Peisistratus.
7 40 "Many Kurii believe such things, and, I fear, so, too, does Agamemnon".
7 41 "Then he is insane," said Cabot.
7 42 "The singleness and indivisible will of the insane, coupled with great intellect and ambition," said Peisistratus, "have not unoften been the route to unusual power".
It moves in the wind, in the churning sea, in the sheetings of rain, in the cry of lightning, in the tremors of the earth; it whispers in lava scalding the affrighted air; it prowls with the panther; it soars with the tarn; it bounds with the startled tabuk". "And Agamemnon?" "Is one of the faces of the Nameless One," said Peisistratus. "Surely you do not believe all this," said Cabot. "It does not matter what I believe, or what you believe," said Peisistratus. "Many Kurii believe such things, and, I fear, so, too, does Agamemnon". "Then he is insane," said Cabot. "The singleness and indivisible will of the insane, coupled with great intellect and ambition," said Peisistratus, "have not unoften been the route to unusual power". - (Kur of Gor)