Quote by Umberto Eco

From lies to forgeries the step is not so long, and I have written technical essays on the logic of forgeries and on the influence of forgeries on history.

From lies to forgeries the step is not so long, and I have w

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In this quote, the author emphasizes the close relationship between lies and forgeries, suggesting that they are not significantly different from each other. The author claims to have explored this connection in their writings, specifically focusing on the logic behind creating fake or falsified documents and the impact they can have on shaping historical accounts. This statement hints at the author's interest in analyzing the deceptive nature of forgeries and the consequential effects they may have on our understanding of the past.

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