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| − | *Greek name for Augustus, whose wife was Livia. It is also worth noting that Livia was regarded to be as much a part of the Roman government as Augustus and to also be truly loved by Augustus as more than a political marriage, perhaps tying into Joyce's choice of Livia's name to insert into the name of Anna Livia Plurabelle | + | * '''sebastos''' ''(Greek'') venereable. reverend, august; Greek name for Augustus, whose wife was Livia (ALP). It is also worth noting that Livia was regarded to be as much a part of the Roman government as Augustus and to also be truly loved by Augustus as more than a political marriage, perhaps tying into Joyce's choice of Livia's name to insert into the name of Anna Livia Plurabelle. |
| + | * '''sea beast:''' the Leviathan | ||
| + | * '''Sebastian''' also a saint | ||
| + | * '''sea beasts:''' Viking raiders | ||
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Latest revision as of 10:59, 3 March 2024
- sebastos (Greek) venereable. reverend, august; Greek name for Augustus, whose wife was Livia (ALP). It is also worth noting that Livia was regarded to be as much a part of the Roman government as Augustus and to also be truly loved by Augustus as more than a political marriage, perhaps tying into Joyce's choice of Livia's name to insert into the name of Anna Livia Plurabelle.
- sea beast: the Leviathan
- Sebastian also a saint
- sea beasts: Viking raiders
