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the three others I was thinking of
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Reagen
I don't understand the derivation of those. -- nm
Posted by
loosilu (aka loosilu2)
Sep 1 '11, 19:27
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Responses:
tellus = Latin for earth; selene = greek for moon; phosphorus = greek for "light-bearer", the ancient name for Venus. -- nm
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Reagen
Sep 1, 19:30
Selene was the Greek goddess of the moon -- nm
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Roger More
Sep 1, 19:28
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