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Jan 28, 2003 20:47
21 yrs ago
English term

Manticore

English to Swedish Other
"Origins from the Latin word mantichora and from the Greek mantichOras. It means a legendary animal with the head of a man, the body of a lion and the tail of a dragon or scorpion. Medieval writers used the manticore as a symbol of the devil. The earliest account of the existence of the manticore comes from the Persian courts in the fifth century B.C. Sometimes it’s also called Manticora."

Det är det jag vet om det... Finns det mer information och bakgrundshistoria är jag glad om någon kan skriva ned det åxå... =)
Proposed translations (Swedish)
5 +1 mantikora

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mantikora

Sök på Google. Flitiga rollspelare har matat in en hel del. Det mesta bör väl tas med en nypa salt om man vill ha information om den ursprungliga mytvarelsen.
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agree Reino Havbrandt (X) : Saxat ur NEO: Davies, Robertson, The Manticore (1972; "Mantikoran")
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