Guess my next scenario

[Stefan Härtel]

...aka Secret Project #383

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</font> Like a god under people must be such a man ... there is no law for these men for they are law themselves
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Guess who said this quotation, and if you're a good "historian" you might soon guess who is described with this quote... and then what my next scenario will be about.

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It was still mighty after the first one, still inhabitable
after the second one;
It could not be found after the third one.
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[Helios]

Nietzsche?

[Leonidas]

Well, the Caesars were considered to be Gods (at least it was the state religion). The Emperors were whorshipped. So I would guess that your next scenario will be about Rome?

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[Stefan Härtel]

As far as I know, the Emperors were regarded as pontifex maximus , i.e. not gods themselves, but rather the highest priest. There were two emperors, Nero and Commodus with names, who wanted to be celebrated as deities, but they ended up murdered.

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Follow the masses!
30,000 lemmings can't be wrong!

Mighty Carthage fought three wars:
It was still mighty after the first one, still inhabitable
after the second one;
It could not be found after the third one.
-Bert Brecht

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[Hendrik the Great]

How many words have you removed from where the dots are? Just the name of the person?

Is it AD or BC? I would say it is BC.

Pehaps Cyrus?

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[C0ckney]

Hmmm could be about eygpt, as their ruleers were consdiered gods,

But your scenarios tend to be about central Asia, or Iran. So I'm guessing it could be about Jalal-adin.

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[Stefan Härtel]

Hendrik: I haven't removed any words, they were already removed in the book I have it from.
BTW, the quote was on the cover of one very early (1833) and famous book on this person.
It is BC.
C0ckney: I don't think the Khwarizm Shahs were worshipped like gods, since that would be a sin towards the basics of Islam (you know, none to be worshipped but Allah and Muhammad is his prophet...). Good idea, though!
While you're closer with Egypt...

You people want a second clue?

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Follow the masses!
30,000 lemmings can't be wrong!

Mighty Carthage fought three wars:
It was still mighty after the first one, still inhabitable
after the second one;
It could not be found after the third one.
-Bert Brecht

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[C0ckney]

I wans't sure if the term god was meant literaly, because it says "like a God"

Second clue

Yes please!

[BeBMan]

quote: Originally posted by Stefan Härtel on 10-15-2000 06:25 AM You people want a second clue?

Sure

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[Allard HS]

Hmm, after a little search on AltaVista, I found out that in 1833, a certain hymn was published called "O Worship the King" written by a Sir Robert Grant, who apparently lived in India.

Though this seems interesting, it's not a book, as you mention, and it doesn't seem to be about one specific man. Also, you said Egypt was close, and India is not really close to Egypt. Therefore I don't think this is it.

But there are hundreds of books published in 1833, apparently..

edited by markg just to rebuild the page
[This message has been edited by MarkG (edited October 16, 2000).]

[Stefan Härtel]

Well, I mentioned one book written about him in 1833, not that the person himself lived then.
OK, the person was once called a wimp, a molly and a mother's boy by the man on the picture. If you know it, please keep it for yourself! (If you really can't keep it you can send me a mail or a PM). http://members.xoom.com/SHaertel/clue2.gif

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Follow the masses!
30,000 lemmings can't be wrong!

Mighty Carthage fought three wars:
It was still mighty after the first one, still inhabitable
after the second one;
It could not be found after the third one.
-Bert Brecht

Visit my Homepage at: http://members.xoom.com/SHaertel/Index.html
[This message has been edited by Stefan Härtel (edited October 15, 2000).]

[Stefan Härtel]

I hate it when xoom rather likes to put in advertisements than to post the picture. If anyone can view it, could you upload it to a different server? thanx.

[Prometeus]

Send it to me, Stefan... i have not this kinda problems...

[Fiera]

Hmm... let's see... A man who's law by himself... and has to do with Egypt... haven't seen the pic but if he was called mother's boy...

Well, I think it's pretty easy!

Stefan, can we send you a PM with our predictions?

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[C0ckney]

I think I may have an idea, but I'll keep to myslef for a while