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I have lived in interesting times. I am Titus Quirinius Germanicus. I am perhaps the most fortunate man on this Earth. I asked for a life of adventure and I got my request. My life has been an unfolding adventure, a quest to find my own destiny. My request for an interesting life has been granted. I have been a captive slave of the Germanic Huns. I have sojourned over the roads of Europa. I sailed the Great Sea. I soldiered for the Empire of Rome. I sought and found truths both earthly and eternal. I championed justice for the citizens of the Empire. I sought love and life and adventure and I found them all. I now enjoy the fruits of my labor. I lived through wars yet found peace of mind and soul. My quest for an abundant life has not been easy or peaceful but I would not choose to escape any of my adventures. I lived through one of the most eventful centuries the world has ever seen. I want to tell you about my experiences. My story begins on the southern shore of the River Rhine following the murder of Julius Caesar. I invite you to travel with me on my odyssey. Let me tell you my story. Peace and Grace, Titus Quirinius Germanicus
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- Author : Ken Cartlidge
- Release : 15 May 2024
- Publisher : WestBow Press
- ISBN : 9798385021918
- Genre : Fiction
- Total Page : 206 pages
- Language : English
- PDF File Size : 10,5 Mb
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