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Etymology of Angel Names in DF
Second Aristh:
As far as Saluriel goes considering the snake theme, it's probably a reference to Dr Who's Silurian race of reptile people.
Dina:
Silurian is not only a DW thing. It's a geological age. Also, siluriformes is the order of the catfishes (order as a taxon). But I don't think Saluriel is a reference to that.
wizard nelson:
At some point lucifer is called 'the darkest shadow' but I haven't a clue where that was book wise atm. Well, the devil or whatever, I know it was referring to him specifically is my point.
Griffyn612:
--- Quote from: wizard nelson on June 28, 2015, 11:59:19 PM ---At some point lucifer is called 'the darkest shadow' but I haven't a clue where that was book wise atm. Well, the devil or whatever, I know it was referring to him specifically is my point.
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I don't recall that. I remember him being mentioned only twice. The first in FM by Chauncy, who called him "the Dark Prince", and then in SmF, when Harry calls him "the Prince of fucking Darkness". I just did a quick text search of the 15 books + SJ, and there were no results for "darkest shadow". It might have been in one of the short stories not included in SJ.
wizard nelson:
--- Quote from: Griffyn612 on June 29, 2015, 02:01:30 AM ---I don't recall that. I remember him being mentioned only twice. The first in FM by Chauncy, who called him "the Dark Prince", and then in SmF, when Harry calls him "the Prince of fucking Darkness". I just did a quick text search of the 15 books + SJ, and there were no results for "darkest shadow". It might have been in one of the short stories not included in SJ.
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i'll look, might not find it for a few days... It's in a side convo somewhere, like with luccio in smf, it exists though cause it struck me sideways after hhwb was called hunter OF shadows in BR.
Do you mean to say you skimmed 15 plus books on my account ??? Sorry.
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