Originally posted by Beniboybling
Right, you already said that. To which I responded that the most logical contexts to be inferred are that of the Brotherhood, because the alternative (that's its all of history) doesn't make sense in terms of the very source material it is describing.
Your supposition was that the context you like is the most logical one because otherwise it doesn't make sense to you. Which is nice, it really is, but doesn't really help you.
And of course, an absence of any stated contexts hardly contradict this.
So you're asking me to prove it isn't in the BoD context? Aka proving a negative? At least you managed to admit there is a very clear "absence of stated contexts".
You tried to argue in response that it's referring to Bane in his prime, but this can be nowhere inferred
If the quote is without context, it probably isn't referring to a Bane who had a holocron or two. It has to be referring to Bane when he acquired the relevant knowledge/power to surpass all other Sith, i.e his peak. When he hit that point is inconsequential to the fact he reached that point.
instead its implicitly referring to PoD Bane.
Holy shit, according to what? 😂
The fact that on the next page it goes on to describe events after that is irrelevant
Agreed, but it does detract from your point that the quote is meant to be centred on Bane's relationship to the Brotherhood when the article is clearly giving a summary of Bane's full history, which yes, would include whenever he hit his prime. We just didn't know what that looked like until wrote that awful trilogy of his.