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The Codex Of The Last Supper: Alexandria 250 AD The Codex Of The Last Supper: Alexandria 250 AD by Hany Elframawy
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“Reading and knowledge feed the soul, but a man still needs bread… and here I am, caught between both.
Yonan -”
― Hany Elframawy, The Codex Of The Last Supper: Alexandria 250 AD
“The truth is born within the soul; a faint light in a dark room, needing patience and contemplation..."
Alexios; Gnostic Master”
― Hany Elframawy, The Codex Of The Last Supper: Alexandria 250 AD
“Woe to me. I let forbidden eyes seduce me. I’ve stepped into a love that can draw blood.”
― Hany Elframawy, The Codex Of The Last Supper: Alexandria 250 AD
“Even if violence is inevitable, it is no true choice—it is now tantamount to meaningless suicide.”
― Hany Elframawy, The Codex Of The Last Supper: Alexandria 250 AD
“We die today or tomorrow—it makes little difference. What matters is whether that death has meaning… or whether the blood spills for nothing.”
― Hany Elframawy, The Codex Of The Last Supper: Alexandria 250 AD
“Love and faith—two battles”
― Hany Elframawy, The Codex Of The Last Supper: Alexandria 250 AD
“Man perishes… and the secret survives.”
― Hany Elframawy, The Codex Of The Last Supper: Alexandria 250 AD