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Theorically, various. (Divine beings in general) | Theorically, various. (Divine beings in general) | ||
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Enochian is the celestial language of divine beings. We know of its existence through the Translation Stone, which is currently the only mention of this language in-game. | Enochian is the celestial language of divine beings. We know of its existence through the Translation Stone, which is currently the only mention of this language in-game. | ||
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'''Other sources''' (Pen and Pencil game, Trading Cards game, etc...) | '''Other sources''' (Pen and Pencil game, Trading Cards game, etc...) | ||
| − | * | + | * Enochian is an occult/angelic language used in the private journals of Dr. John Dee and Edward Kelley in the late 16th century; more details can be found at [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enochian Wikipedia]. |
| + | * Additionally, the languages name is (possibly) a reference to the Biblical city of Enoch, named after the son of Cain. Several other people in the Bible, and related Apocrypha, also bore that name. More details at [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enoch Wikipedia]. | ||
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* City of Heroes mission: Recover tomes from Circle (Story Arc: The Scroll of Tielekku) | * City of Heroes mission: Recover tomes from Circle (Story Arc: The Scroll of Tielekku) | ||
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Between the divine beings who could talk Enochian, we have: | Between the divine beings who could talk Enochian, we have: | ||
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* [[Merulina]] | * [[Merulina]] | ||
* [[Rambetu]] | * [[Rambetu]] | ||
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Other related items and beings: | Other related items and beings: | ||
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* [[The Translation Stone]] | * [[The Translation Stone]] | ||
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| + | * [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enochian_language Wikipedia: Enochian] - Is Enochian a real language? | ||
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Latest revision as of 19:53, 26 June 2013
Class
Concept (Language)
Group
Theorically, various. (Divine beings in general)
Description
Enochian is the celestial language of divine beings. We know of its existence through the Translation Stone, which is currently the only mention of this language in-game.
Appearances
In game
- City of Heroes
- Mission: Recover tomes from Circle (Story Arc: The Scroll of Tielekku)
- City of Villains:
- Nowhere
In comic book
- So far, none.
In novels
- UNKNOWN
Other sources (Pen and Pencil game, Trading Cards game, etc...)
- Enochian is an occult/angelic language used in the private journals of Dr. John Dee and Edward Kelley in the late 16th century; more details can be found at Wikipedia.
- Additionally, the languages name is (possibly) a reference to the Biblical city of Enoch, named after the son of Cain. Several other people in the Bible, and related Apocrypha, also bore that name. More details at Wikipedia.
Sources
- City of Heroes mission: Recover tomes from Circle (Story Arc: The Scroll of Tielekku)
See also
Between the divine beings who could talk Enochian, we have:
Other related items and beings:
External links
- Wikipedia: Enochian - Is Enochian a real language?
