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*'''perse:''' dark grayish blue, indigo | *'''perse:''' dark grayish blue, indigo | ||
*'''persecute:''' to subject someone or thing to continual harassment, hostility. | *'''persecute:''' to subject someone or thing to continual harassment, hostility. | ||
| − | *'''Persephone:''' Queen of the Underworld, Hades; key figure in the Eleusinian Mysteries and the Thesmorphia. | + | *'''Persephone:''' Queen of the Underworld, Hades; key figure in the Eleusinian Mysteries and the Thesmorphia; a young teenage girl (''kore''), abducted into the underworld and raped. |
*'''p....q.....''': sign of the Prankquean, who abducts and returns children. | *'''p....q.....''': sign of the Prankquean, who abducts and returns children. | ||
*'''St.-John Perse (1887-1975):''' French diplomat and poet, winner of Nobel Prize in Literature (1960), for ''Anabase'' (1924). | *'''St.-John Perse (1887-1975):''' French diplomat and poet, winner of Nobel Prize in Literature (1960), for ''Anabase'' (1924). | ||
Latest revision as of 12:40, 26 October 2019
- per se: intrinsically
- parce que (French)- because
- persequor: (Latin) follow perseveringly, pursue; seek to obtain, explain
- sequester: separate from all external influence
- Stella - Esther's nickname used by Jonathan Swift, later validated by the appearance of Vanessa in this sentence.
- stellate: shaped like a star, having points, or rays radiating from a center.
- perse: dark grayish blue, indigo
- persecute: to subject someone or thing to continual harassment, hostility.
- Persephone: Queen of the Underworld, Hades; key figure in the Eleusinian Mysteries and the Thesmorphia; a young teenage girl (kore), abducted into the underworld and raped.
- p....q.....: sign of the Prankquean, who abducts and returns children.
- St.-John Perse (1887-1975): French diplomat and poet, winner of Nobel Prize in Literature (1960), for Anabase (1924).
