Difference between revisions of "Burrus and Caseous"

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*'''Brutus and Cassius'''
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* '''Brutus and Cassius:''' from Shakespeare' Julius Caesarl in their opposite temperaments, they are like Shem and Shaun, united against tehfather figure (Caesar, HCE)
*'''burro''' (''Italian'') butter
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* '''burro''' (''Italian'') butter
*'''burrus''' (''Latin'') reddish-brown, red
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* '''burrus''' (''Latin'') reddish-brown, red
 
* '''caseus:''' (''Latin'') cheese
 
* '''caseus:''' (''Latin'') cheese
 
* '''caseous:''' resembling-cheese
 
* '''caseous:''' resembling-cheese
*'''Borso and Cosimo''' ?
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* '''Borso and Cosimo''' ?
  
 
For more content about Brutus (and possibly, Cosimo), see [http://www.finnegansweb.com/wiki/index.php/Burrus] and [http://www.finnegansweb.com/wiki/index.php/This_graded_intellecktuals]
 
For more content about Brutus (and possibly, Cosimo), see [http://www.finnegansweb.com/wiki/index.php/Burrus] and [http://www.finnegansweb.com/wiki/index.php/This_graded_intellecktuals]
 
[[Category: Shakespeare]]
 
[[Category: Shakespeare]]
 
[[Category:Roman history]]
 
[[Category:Roman history]]

Latest revision as of 10:08, 2 November 2012

  • Brutus and Cassius: from Shakespeare' Julius Caesarl in their opposite temperaments, they are like Shem and Shaun, united against tehfather figure (Caesar, HCE)
  • burro (Italian) butter
  • burrus (Latin) reddish-brown, red
  • caseus: (Latin) cheese
  • caseous: resembling-cheese
  • Borso and Cosimo ?

For more content about Brutus (and possibly, Cosimo), see [1] and [2]