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Urag gro-Shub will give 1,000 gold per Ancient Falmer Tome (Unknown Book), for a total of 4,000 gold. He takes them all if all four tomes are in your inventory, and it will appear that he only gave you 1,000 gold; however, he indeed gives 4,000 gold.
Unknown Book, Vol. III is a book in The Elder Scrolls V: Dawnguard. Forgotten Vale – From the Wayshrine of Radiance, head north to cross the bridge. Traverse through the ravine using the Falmer walkways. The book is in the southern most tent at the middle tier of walkways (not the top), the tent...
Navigating inside the Forgotten Vale Cave, you will find a book named Unknown Book, Vol. I, on the floor. When you take up this book, a side mission is activated that requires you to deliver it to Urag gro-Shub at the College in Winterhold. South down the riverbed will lead you to Prelate Celegriath and the Wayshrine of Learning.
The content of this book is written in the ancient Falmer language, A translated copy, called Journal of Mirtil Angoth, can be obtained if it's sold to Urag gro-Shub in the College of Winterhold. The book relates to the survivors of an ancient war in the Merethic Era between the Nords and the Snow Elves after the Night of Tears .
Japanese: 新約聖書. The characters 聖書 are the Chinese characters used in Japanese (Kanji) to describe the Bible. In Chinese, the term 聖經 is used instead. Sometimes the vocabulary of Japanese and Chinese overlap. Other times, there are subtle differences. The easier way to tell them apart is to look at the contents.
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