Thus Siptama stood before the Emperor of the Amarr, but turneth from him,
Onto old Dam-Torsad he faceth, for in those times,
Sin consumeth its residents; them all with no shepard to them.
His feet planted firmly on the holy soil of Athra, in the holy residence,
Overlooking the City, and thus he spoke:
O Maker of the material world, thou Holy One!
Which is the first place where the Athra feels sorest grief?
The One answered:
'It is the neck of Athra, whereon the hosts of fiends rush forth from the burrow of the Dam-Torsad'
O Maker of the material world, thou Holy One!
Which is the second place where the Athra feels sorest grief?
The One answered:
'It is the place wherein most corpses of dogs and of men lie buried'
O Maker of the material world, thou Holy One!
Which is the third place where the Athra feels sorest grief?
The One answered:
'It is the place whereon stand most of those Tal-Romon on which corpses of men are deposited'
O Maker of the material world, thou Holy One!
Which is the fourth place where the Athra feels sorest grief?
The One answered:
'It is the place wherein are most burrows of the creatures of Angra Mainyu'
O Maker of the material world, thou Holy One!
Which is the fifth place where the Athra feels sorest grief?
The One answered:
'It is the place whereon the wife and children of one of the faithful,
O Spitama! they subject them selves to unholy doctrines and captivity of the flesh.'
Thus, The Emperor was shamed, Dam-Torsad rebuilt,
Its filth washed clean, and Amarr made holy comunion with the light.
A most secret duty, to deliver creation to the rightious path,
So what the gates of heven might be open.

Scriptures, Ethics of the Holy, Book III.