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"ref": "1987 May 5, Roe R. Adams III, Wizardry: The Return of Werdna - The Fourth Scenario, Ogdensburg, New York: Sir-Tech Software, Inc., Apple II, level/area: floor B11",
"text": "All the colors of the Universe radiate off the walls and floor of this room. The being here is dressed in a miparti...",
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"ref": "2020 January 31, Nada Hélou, “Notes on Donor Images in the Churches of Lebanon”, in Balázs Major, Denys Pringle, Peter Edbury, editors, Bridge of Civilizations: The Near East and Europe C. 1100–1300, Archaeopress Publishing Limited, page 239",
"text": "It was certainly of western origin, but had also been adopted in the East; and whereas in the West the mi-parti had by the middle of the thirteenth century become the clothing of servants and squires, in the East it was instead worn by wealthy people […]",
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"ref": "2020 October 27, “Chapter Nine”, in Andrzej Sapkowski, translated by David French, The Tower of Fools, London: Gollancz, page 139",
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