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Paul's priesthood had apparently adopted the ancient runes for their own purposes.
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In this, the wisdom of the ancient runes may help us.
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They were magical weapons, scored with ancient runes, one cursed and one blessed.
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Inscribed on the case are some ancient runes.
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They need people to fly things into orbit, or make a molecule-perfect cut, or translate ancient runes.
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The armbands were old gold, solid and heavy, engraved with the ancient runes of the First Men.
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For they talk of "the ancient runes of mighty Odin," that is, of the runic letters, the alphabetical writing.
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Circlets of gold and drinking vessels of horn, folk art, carvings with ancient runes, beside contemporary works from all over the globe.
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Her growing band of readers also knew that Jones's own novels easily transcended the routine stuff of rings and magic and ancient runes.
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She is sometimes also Enoby, because among its foibles, My Immortal is so peppered with typos that reading it is like interpreting ancient runes.
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The rest of the morning's classes were far less interesting, with Basic Spellwork and Ancient Runes.
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With his own Ancient Runes textbook propped open before him, he found himself thinking of Nastasia.
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This was indirectly confirmed by Professor Votary at the end of one of his accidentally exciting Ancient Runes lectures.
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Most of the class looked up as the new Ancient Runes professor entered the classroom, sweeping briskly up the aisle.
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" Ancient Runes," Zane shrugged, matching James' smile.
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Ancient runes could now be seen on the simple stone as they took on a black light of their own, detaching and floating in air.