urenmar, Domus Magna Bonisagi and the oldest conventum in Ordo Hermei, is a beacon of Hermetic knowledge in the Black Forest of southwest Germany. Forum Hermei and Turres Bonisagi, Notati, and Trianomae are the most impressive structures. Guest quarters for half a dozen visitors are available, for a price. Durenmar hosts Collectio Magna, the Great Collection. In theory, Collectio Magna contains every Hermetic text. In actuality, this is not the case. Various Cultus Mysterios, both esoteric and exoteric, have their own texts, which are not shared publically, and thus are not included in Collectio Magna. As Durenmar's influence has begun to fade, some magi have not sent copies of their writing to Durenmar, as was previously the case. Even magi Bonisagi sometimes forego sending texts to Durenmar, for whatever reason. As a result, Collectio Magna, while remaining the greatest and oldest repository of Hermetic knowledge in Ordo Hermei, now has competition from other libraries, some of which are arguably more useful for certain topics, even if they lack the sheer quantity of texts in Collectio Magna. Following his ascension to Primus, Occultes Bonisagi began a program of renewal at Durenmar, beginning with reducing the number of resident magi, and expanding the library. Clearing away Seneca's folly, Durenmar contracted with specialists to have several new buildings conjured west of Forum Hermei. Librarium Sacramenti: the building closest to Forum Hermei houses lab notes and publications of magi Bonisagi; this library is open to all magi without charge Librarium Durenmaris: the building to the southwest houses texts on Arcane Abilities and Hermetic Arts; texts in this building are not subject to the Oath of Bonisagus, and access must be obtained from Durenmar Librarium Fundatoris: the building to the northwest houses textus laboris that are not subject to the Oath of Bonisagus; access must be obtained from Durenmar To the outside of the three libraria lie two long curving buildings, which house Hospitia Tribunalium; each building contains seven laboratories on the ground floor, with magus quarters and two guest rooms above each on the upper floor, and storage and spare rooms below each in the basement. The northwest structure contains Hospitia Tribunalium for: Helvetia, Gallia, Hispania, Britannia, Caledonia, Sarmatia, & Belgica The southwest structure contains Hospitia Tribunalium for: Roma, Dacia, Graecia, Hibernia, Aquitania, Syria, & Africa In addition, ground floor and basement levels in Turris Bonisagi and Turris Notati have been renovated as hospitia perigrinorum: one for each gilde Turris Bonisagi: Turris Notati:
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Primus Archimagus Occultes Bonisagi
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Archimaga Tandaline Bonisagi Trianomae
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Abstemius Bonisagi
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Praxia Tytali
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Ricardus Caespuus Bonisagi
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Emil Bonisagi
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Quaesitrix Adria Guernici
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Xavier Merceris
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Quaesitor Kayetan Bonisagi Trianomae
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Pelagius Bonisagi
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Discipula Dagmær Merceris
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Discipulus Žydrunas Guernici young man with silvery-white hair and ice-blue eyes, wearing a simple brown robe; he sleeps on a pallet in Sanctum Guernici |
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Discipula Jolanta Bonisagi Trianomae she sleeps on a pallet in Sanctum Trianomae |
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Caduceator Philo Merceris
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Ostiarius Humbert Merceris
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Caduceator Karl Merceris
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Caduceator Volkan Merceris blonde man wearing leather leggings and jerkin over a gray linen tunic, and carrying a stout staff |
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Caduceator Cäsar Merceris hirsute, black-haired young man with a full beard, wearing leather leggings and jerkin over a linen tunic, and carrying a staff |
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Discipula Marketa athletic girl with red hair and green eyes, wearing a simple linen dress |
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Eastern Route Western Route Fengheld Route
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