Last lines of an incantation used while destroying a demon, in The Black Mountains, second book of Saberhagen's Empire of the East:
"His name is not any more.
His children are not.
He existeth no more.
Nor his kindred.
He existeth not, nor his record;
He existeth not, nor his heir.
His egg cannot grow.
Nor is his seed raised.
It is dead.
And his spirit, and his shadow, and his magic."
Makes for one hell of a damnatio memoriae.
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Big Brother is watching you. And damn, you are so bloody BORING.
"His name is not any more.
His children are not.
He existeth no more.
Nor his kindred.
He existeth not, nor his record;
He existeth not, nor his heir.
His egg cannot grow.
Nor is his seed raised.
It is dead.
And his spirit, and his shadow, and his magic."
Makes for one hell of a damnatio memoriae.
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Big Brother is watching you. And damn, you are so bloody BORING.