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What’s the translation?
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larrington's
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This reminds me of a line from one of the Island in the Sea of Time books: "More than wealth, more than power, sometimes more than life itself, an Achaean noble craved undying fame - the only real immortality their beliefs allowed; their afterlife was a bitter shadowy thing[.]"
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(Context: Time travelers have messed up the events that inspired Homer's "Iliad," and when one of the main characters finds out, he is distraught. Not that he has been manipulated, but to learn his legend would have lived three thousand years and more had they not interfered.)
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