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*'''Edi-feces:''' from feces for excrement and edi from Latin for eat. Thus hod, (s)ement, edi-feces, are presumably the forbiden bodily functions of uirine, semen and feces? | *'''Edi-feces:''' from feces for excrement and edi from Latin for eat. Thus hod, (s)ement, edi-feces, are presumably the forbiden bodily functions of uirine, semen and feces? | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:23, 28 July 2012
- this man of Hod → this man of Hod cement & → this man of hod, cement and edifices in Toper's Thorp
- edifice: building
- idée fixe: (French) a recurrent idea or obsessive notion
- orifice: an opening, especially one in the human body
- Oedipus: King of Thebes in Greek mythology who married his own mother → HCE's relationship with Issy
- Edi-feces: from feces for excrement and edi from Latin for eat. Thus hod, (s)ement, edi-feces, are presumably the forbiden bodily functions of uirine, semen and feces?
