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The tome '''R'lyeh Text''' is statted out in the ''[[Call of Cthulhu 7th Edition Rulebook]]'', and originates in [[Lin Carter]]'s ''[[Xothic Legend Cycle (fiction)]]''.

==Description==
Containing information on, amongst others, the [[Great Old Ones]] [[Zoth-Ommog]] and [[Cyaegha|Cyäegha]], the ''R'lyeh'' Text was written by author or authors unknown. It was translated into English by a scholar named Jacob Maitland, who was so disturbed by what he learned from it that he destroyed both the original and the translation. It is unknown whether copies remain extant in other scholarly institutions.

* author: Unknown
* language: Chinese
* date: 300 CE
* number of known copies (if rare): (unknown, presumably rare)
* last known location of surviving copies (if rare): A copy is known to have been held by the Sanbourne Institute of Pacific Antiquities.
* study: 54 weeks
* sanity loss: moderate
* mythos lore: moderate
* occult lore: ?
* spells: ?

Physical Description: Unknown

General Content: Unknown

==Associated Mythos Elements==




==Appearances==
* fiction: [[Lin Carter]]'s ''[[Xothic Legend Cycle (fiction)]]''
* sourcebook: ''[[Call of Cthulhu 7th Edition Rulebook]]''

[[Category:Mythos:Tomes]]
[[Category:XothicCycle]]
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 * fiction:  [[Lin Carter]]'s ''[[Xothic Legend Cycle (fiction)]]''
 * sourcebook:  ''[[Call of Cthulhu 7th Edition Rulebook]]''
-* sourcebook:  ''[[The Masks of Nyarlathotep Companion]], China (describes 'The R'lyeh Text Commentary').
+* sourcebook:  ''[[Masks of Nyarlathotep Companion]], China (describes 'The R'lyeh Text Commentary').

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 ==Description==
-Containing information on, amongst others, the [[Great Old Ones]] [[Zoth-Ommog]] and [[Cyaegha|Cyäegha]], the ''R'lyeh'' Text was written by author or authors unknown. It was translated into English by a scholar named Jacob Maitland, who was so disturbed by what he learned from it that he destroyed both the original and the translation. It is unknown whether copies remain extant in other scholarly institutions.
+<blockquote>''“By all the depths of [[Y’ha-nthlei]] and the dwellers thereof, for the One Over All; By the Sign of Kish and all who obey it, for its Author; By the Door to Yhe and all who use it, who have gone before and who shall come after, for Him To Whom It Leadeth; By Him Who Is To Come . . . Ph’nglui mglw nafh Cthulhu R’lyeh wgah nagl fhtagn!”'' — invocation to Dagon, 300 B.C.</blockquote>
 * author: Unknown
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 * last known location of surviving copies (if rare): A copy is known to have been held by the Sanbourne Institute of Pacific Antiquities.
 * study: 54 weeks
 * sanity loss: moderate
 * mythos lore: moderate
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 * spells:  ?
 ==Associated Mythos Elements==
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