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Beyond the pillars of Heracles, I beheld a land where wealth was conjured from nothing, its rulers declaring paper to be treasure. The people fell into chains not forged of iron but of endless debts. The virtues that once bound them—honor, fidelity, and temperance—were discarded for fleeting pleasures. Families dissolved, cities rotted from within, and the rulers distracted the masses with spectacles, all while feasting on the ruin they had sown.
-- Herodotus on the Age of Fiat

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Physical Good:

• Dimensions: 20.5 x 18.5 (in)
• Weight: 0.3 (in)
• Materials: Archival giclée print on cotton rag fine art paper
• Item Type: Art Collectible

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