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apitulum Anbotonis sits in a rocky crag on the southeast slope of Mount Anboto in the Urkiola mountains. Anboto is a sacred site for the Basque religion, and magi Sorginae of Anboto preserve it for their people. Their control over the sacred site also gives them great influence with non-Hermetic Sorginak in the region.