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  • ...y 1996, the Coldstone could read and write in English and 'maybe a little' Latin and ancient Celtic as well.}} [https://www.s8.org/gargoyles/askgreg/search.
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  • ...ate – a Roman institution, the [[Columnadium]] – which name is clearly Latin-influenced, {{CIT|and [[Jove]]}}), it presumably took place at some point a
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  • '''Luna''' is the Latin name for the moon, and also the name of the goddess of the moon in Roman my
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  • ...moen]]. Finella attempted to read from the ''Grimorum'', claiming she knew Latin, but had the book taken from her by [[Brother Valmont]]. At the battle's en
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  • ...and other texts were cut and bound into the book.}} Spells were written in Latin and Gaelic{{CIT|, but other languages like Greek were likely represented}}. The ''Grimorum''<nowiki>'</nowiki>s name is Latin for "Grimoire [spell book] of Secrets." It contained not only many spells b
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  • In order to activate the Phoenix Gate, one must hold it and speak the Latin incantation, ''Deslagrate muri tempi et intervalia!'' (which roughly transl ...n forged on Avalon, it is clearly an example of "mixing magics" due to the Latin incantation required to use it. The reason for this is believed to be so t
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  • ...n [[Stone Sleep|stone sleep]]. His real name is unknown, "Magus" being the Latin word for "wizard", and therefore a title.
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  • ...usual procedure for entering Avalon for mortals is to recite the following Latin [[Avalon Spell|incantation]] while upon a body of water (which can range in
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  • ...language; however, many spells are recited in an ancient language, such as Latin, because they were originally written in those languages. [http://www.s8.or ...Goliath to control him as complex, even though it consisted of only a few Latin words. Presumably much of magic has to depend upon training in such matters
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  • ...es much time to study. Since the actual incantation consists of only three Latin words, two of which are short ones, this would suggest (unless Demona was l The Latin for the mind-control spell is "''sine dubio, instantatum''" which translate
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  • ...s the bell with the ring four times and casts a spell toward the mirror in Latin:
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  • ...has – and intends to use – the Phoenix Gate. She begins to recite the Latin incantation: ''Deslagrate muri tempi et intervalia''! A ball of magical fir
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  • ...to the news, that "this woman broke into the signal and began chanting in Latin" and that it's repeating non-stop on every channel. Goliath orders the clan
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  • ...hers on the vessel. Guardian pushes off from the dock and begins to recite Latin: ...right spell, Avalon can be reached with any body of water. He recites the Latin spell that the adult Guardian would say a millennium later. The mists overw
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  • ...on rotates among five geographic groups: African, Asian, Eastern European, Latin American/Caribbean, and Western States.
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  • "Pax" is the Latin word for "peace" - which explains why the production team chose it for the
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  • ...at he could even use the Phoenix Gate's powers without having to speak the Latin incantation to command it, and proceeded to attack Avalon as his first step
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  • "Hasta Fatum" is Latin for "Spear of Fate". ("Hasta" is a technical term for a kind of thrusting
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  • ===Latin=== ...Owen's translation more accurately describes the effects of the spell, the Latin is probably incorrect.
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  • ...om the [[Micro-Electric Mosquito|Micro-Electric Mosquitos]], she chants in Latin for almost four hours before pulling up magical windows wreathed in flame t ...spell from the ''Grimorum Arcanorum'' – in Gaelic this time, rather than Latin (a good way of reminding us of the gargoyles' [[Scotland|Scottish]] backgro
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  • ...he ''Grimorum Arcanorum'' for the Archmage - and calling it "hasta fatum", Latin for "Spear of Destiny"....)
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  • Saxo's Latin text about Prince Amleth was translated to French in 1570 by François de B
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