24pmBot1: CTD/Quotes migration batch (letter L)

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CTD/Quotes migration batch (letter L)

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	\|description=Egypt had the “celestial labyrinth” whereinto the souls of the departed plunged, and also its type on earth, the famous Labyrinth, a subterranean series of halls and passages with the most extraordinary windings. Herodotus describes it as consisting of 3,000 chambers, half below and half above ground. Even in his day strangers were not allowed into the subterranean portions of it as they contained the sepulchres of the kings who built it and other mysteries. The “Father of History” found the Labyrinth already almost in ruins, yet regarded it even in its state of dilapidation as far more marvellous than the pyramids {{ctd-source\|TG}}.		\|description=Egypt had the “celestial labyrinth” whereinto the souls of the departed plunged, and also its type on earth, the famous Labyrinth, a subterranean series of halls and passages with the most extraordinary windings. Herodotus describes it as consisting of 3,000 chambers, half below and half above ground. Even in his day strangers were not allowed into the subterranean portions of it as they contained the sepulchres of the kings who built it and other mysteries. The “Father of History” found the Labyrinth already almost in ruins, yet regarded it even in its state of dilapidation as far more marvellous than the pyramids {{ctd-source\|TG}}.
			\|quotes=H. P. Blavatsky
	}}		}}

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|term=Labyrinth
|person=No
|short name=Labyrinth
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|description=Egypt had the “celestial labyrinth” whereinto the souls of the departed plunged, and also its type on earth, the famous Labyrinth, a subterranean series of halls and passages with the most extraordinary windings. Herodotus describes it as consisting of 3,000 chambers, half below and half above ground. Even in his day strangers were not allowed into the subterranean portions of it as they contained the sepulchres of the kings who built it and other mysteries. The “Father of History” found the Labyrinth already almost in ruins, yet regarded it even in its state of dilapidation as far more marvellous than the pyramids {{ctd-source|TG}}.
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24pmBot1: CTD/Quotes migration batch (letter L)

Tima: Created page with "{{CTD article |term=Labyrinth |person=No |short name=Labyrinth |origin={{tip|Gr}} |description=Egypt had the “celestial labyrinth” whereinto the souls of the departed plun..."