Wei asks, "What do we know about JL?"
Jack LaZebnik was actually aka Jack "the Little Zipper" Dukatenscheisser who
was a felonious, alchemist, con-man who after a brief apprenticeship in the
law firm of Dukatenscheisser, Geldbaum, and Schlitzohr was assigned a seat
on the Federal Reserve Board, but from then on promised to swear that it was
the Virgin Mary he saw, and she was fully clad, not Mrs.Roosevelt in the
buff.
    Now in another vein, Pound wrote in "The Spirit of Romance", "There is a
magnificent thesis to be written on the role of Fortune, coming down through
the Middle Ages, from pagan mythology, via Seneca, into Guido and Dante."
Has anyone out there ever heard of any serious pursuit of this topic?It is
one which intrigues me as a neo-pagan scholar and a poor gambler.

Curious, Charles Moyer