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The Tales of Ka-Ess is a codex containing the complete works of Ka-Ess Lizardkin. Published posthumously, it was criticized by poetic authorities as grandiloquent, longwinded, grandiose, and delusional, but the author's excruciatingly detailed accounts of his own minutia affords historians insight into daily life in the Skaugan Main during the rule of the Council of High Captains.

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	<b>The Tales of Ka-Ess</b> is a [[codex]] containing the complete works of [[Ka-Ess Lizardkin]]. Published posthumously, it was criticized by poetic authorities as grandiloquent, longwinded, grandiose, and delusional, but the author's excruciatingly detailed accounts of his own ~~quotidian~~ minutia affords historians insight into daily life in the [[Skaugan Main]] during the rule of the [[Council of High Captains]].		<b>The Tales of Ka-Ess</b> is a [[codex]] containing the complete works of [[Ka-Ess Lizardkin]]. Published posthumously, it was criticized by poetic authorities as grandiloquent, longwinded, grandiose, and delusional, but the author's excruciatingly detailed accounts of his own minutia affords historians insight into daily life in the [[Skaugan Main]] during the rule of the [[Council of High Captains]].