Cato Wrote:hey! I hate to be nit-picky, but opus omega is not Latin for "last work"; at least the omega part isn't, it's Greek. If you wanted Latin it'd be opus ultima...and in Greek it'd be εργασία ωμέγα, or ergasia omega...
Hmmm...you're right. Thanks for pointing that out. That damn Septimus Order. Well, they've been around so long it's easy to see how they might blend ancient languages. I think Weezy will point this out in the paperback. Any other errata...anyone?
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fpw Wrote:That damn Septimus Order. Well, they've been around so long it's easy to see how they might blend ancient languages.
Well, [SPOILER]"Hokano"(in Crisscross)[/SPOILER] is Japanese. So Septimus Order have been in Japan before?
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Hmmm...you're right. Thanks for pointing that out. That damn Septimus Order. Well, they've been around so long it's easy to see how they might blend ancient languages. I think Weezy will point this out in the paperback. Any other errata...anyone?
Hmmm...Cato seems to know all about it...like an insider's view...
But what happened to the correction about Gia "finally meeting one of [Jack's] family" in INFERNAL when she'd met Kate in HOSTS?
Bluesman Mike Lindner Wrote:Hmmm...Cato seems to know all about it...like an insider's view...
But what happened to the correction about Gia "finally meeting one of [Jack's] family" in INFERNAL when she'd met Kate in HOSTS?
I think Gia forgot she'd met Kate....:p