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Mare Nostrum (Our Sea)

CHAPTER IV
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The Neapolitan people of the Middle Ages had attributed to him all kinds of wonderful things, even transforming the poet into a powerful magician.

The wizard Virgil in one night had constructed the _Castello dell' Ovo_, placing it with his own hands upon a great egg (_Ovo_) that was floating in the sea.

He also had opened with his magic blasts the tunnel of Posilipo near which are a vineyard and a tomb visited for centuries as the last resting place of the poet.

Little scamps, playing around the railing, used to hurl papers and stones inside the temple.

The white head of the powerful sorcerer attracted them and at the same time filled them with admiration and fear.
"Thus far and no further," ordered Freya.


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