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I would love a t-shirt or hoodie (closest thing to a robe) with 1st Monasterians on it.

I tried making a hand-written calligraphic version of it (with Erudil's approval), but I never finished because I'm just not that good of a calligrapher. I have a typeset version that's not too bad. I'll ask Erudil and share it with you if he's OK with it.

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