Marco Polo — "We go naked because we want nothing of this world; for we came into the world na…"
We go naked because we want nothing of this world; for we came into the world naked and unclothed.
We go naked because we want nothing of this world; for we came into the world naked and unclothed.
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"They are a very cunning people, and they use many stratagems in war to defeat their enemies."
"In this country, there is a kind of tree that produces cotton, and it is so plentiful that they make all their clothes from it."
"I have not told the half of what I saw."
"The city is beyond dispute the finest and the noblest in the world."
"They worship the devil, and they offer human sacrifices to him, and they practice all kinds of sorcery."
Observation attributed to people in a certain region he visited, as recorded in 'The Travels of Marco Polo', reflecting on materialism and human nature.
Date: c. 1300
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