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    Tasio was born to a rich woman and studied philosophy but was asked to become a priest or abandon his studies after falling in love and marrying. Within a year, both his mother and wife died, causing him to immerse himself in his studies until he became poor and was seen as a lunatic by the townspeople. He also met and became acquainted with his neighbor Sisa and her two sons Basilio and Crispin. Tasio began writing in an encoded language for future generations to discover, not wanting the present generation to find and persecute him for his writings, and once visited a cemetery to search for his dead wife's skull but did not find it.

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    Tasio was born to a rich woman and studied philosophy but was asked to become a priest or abandon his studies after falling in love and marrying. Within a year, both his mother and wife died, causing him to immerse himself in his studies until he became poor and was seen as a lunatic by the townspeople. He also met and became acquainted with his neighbor Sisa and her two sons Basilio and Crispin. Tasio began writing in an encoded language for future generations to discover, not wanting the present generation to find and persecute him for his writings, and once visited a cemetery to search for his dead wife's skull but did not find it.

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    Pilosopo Tasyo

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    Jullien Villegas
    Tasio was born to a rich woman and studied philosophy but was asked to become a priest or abandon his studies after falling in love and marrying. Within a year, both his mother and wife died, causing him to immerse himself in his studies until he became poor and was seen as a lunatic by the townspeople. He also met and became acquainted with his neighbor Sisa and her two sons Basilio and Crispin. Tasio began writing in an encoded language for future generations to discover, not wanting the present generation to find and persecute him for his writings, and once visited a cemetery to search for his dead wife's skull but did not find it.

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    Early History

    Born to a rich woman, Tasio grew up a talented young man, becoming a student of
    philosophy. However, as he demonstrated a great amount of skill, his pious mother
    asked him to either become a priest or abandon his studies. Having fallen in love with a
    woman, Tasio chose the latter option and married.
    In less than a year, both Tasio's mother and his wife died; in response, he immersed
    himself in his studies, purchasing books and neglecting his estate until he became poor.
    For this, he was dismissed as a lunatic by the townspeople of San Diego. [1] He also, at
    some point, gained the acquaintance of his neighbor Sisaand her two
    sons Basilio and Crispin.[2]
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    At some point, he began putting his writings in an encoded language for future
    generations to discover, not wanting the present one to find it and persecute him for
    them.[3] On All Saints' Day, 1881, Tasio visited the cemetery to search for his dead wife's
    skull, to no avail.

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