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A mystic poem composed by [[Verderis of Criamon|Verderis]], the third [[Primus]] of [[House Criamon]], often used to teach [[Latin]] to apprentices. See [[HoHMC]] 55.
'''The Travels of Fedoso''' is a mystic poem composed by [[Verderis of Criamon|Verderis]], the third [[Primus]] of [[House Criamon]], often used to teach [[Latin]] to apprentices. See [[HoHMC]] 55.


== References ==
== References ==
* [[HoHMC]] 55, 56 provides the [[Fifth Edition]] mention and presents some new ideas on how to use the work.
* [[HoHMC]] 55, 56 provides the [[Fifth Edition]] mention and presents some new ideas on how to use the work.
* [[Houses of Hermes]] 32 (for [[Fourth Edition]]) provides a synopsis of the tale with some advice on using it from the symbolic-interpretation viewpoint.
* [[Houses of Hermes]] 32 (for [[Fourth Edition]]) provides a synopsis of the tale with some advice on using it from the symbolic-interpretation viewpoint.
* The [http://www.radix.net/~erewhon/arsma/ Castle Anthrax] fan site provides a non-official version of the w
* The [http://www.radix.net/~erewhon/arsma/ Castle Anthrax] fan site provides a non-official version for sale.
 
==  Legacy Page  ==
==  Legacy Page  ==
The history of this page before August 6, 2010 is archived at [[Legacy:the_travels_of_fedoso]]
The history of this page before August 6, 2010 is archived at [[Legacy:the_travels_of_fedoso]]


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The Travels of Fedoso is a mystic poem composed by Verderis, the third Primus of House Criamon, often used to teach Latin to apprentices. See HoHMC 55.

References

  • HoHMC 55, 56 provides the Fifth Edition mention and presents some new ideas on how to use the work.
  • Houses of Hermes 32 (for Fourth Edition) provides a synopsis of the tale with some advice on using it from the symbolic-interpretation viewpoint.
  • The Castle Anthrax fan site provides a non-official version for sale.

Legacy Page

The history of this page before August 6, 2010 is archived at Legacy:the_travels_of_fedoso