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'''To the Mediterranean'''
 
'''To the Mediterranean'''
  
The rise of the great Persian empire broke that routine, pushing Samuz westward towards Sardis. There was after all, an upsurge of fire-worshiping priests with a ritualized hatred of 'creatures of darkness.' The Ionian lands provided more of a mix of peoples that he could more safely lurk within. It was from there that Samuz observed the impressive sight of how a fractious muddle of Greek city states managed to repel and drive off the Persian advance.
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The rise of the great Persian empire broke that routine, pushing Samuz westward towards Sardis. There was after all, an upsurge of fire-worshiping priests with a ritualized hatred of 'creatures of darkness.' The Ionian lands provided more of a mix of peoples that he could more safely lurk within.  
  
But he also took note of their inability to cohere beyond a universal target. Even when surprised by Alexander the Great's vast conquests through Persia, Samuz correctly predicted it would not last after the young king's death. During the Hellenistic period, Samuz made another move of residence, this time to Alexandria, taking up the fill of the new ideas and sciences.
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It was from there that Samuz
 
 
And of course, more clashes with the Setites.
 
  
 
When Caesar made his legendary visit to Egypt at met with Cleopatra, Samuz officially once again decided it was time to transfer his holdings - now as a reclusive but wealthy merchant - over to Rome. Samuz saw the increasing power and influence the legions held in the system and spread his supernatural influence through generations of centurions and commanders.  
 
When Caesar made his legendary visit to Egypt at met with Cleopatra, Samuz officially once again decided it was time to transfer his holdings - now as a reclusive but wealthy merchant - over to Rome. Samuz saw the increasing power and influence the legions held in the system and spread his supernatural influence through generations of centurions and commanders.  

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