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Re: Please tell me ppl dont name their children Reverend... (more)

by Terri (guest)

1/11/2002, 8:19 AM

Paladin is an archaic term, (taken from the Italian palatinus, meaning "Belonging to the palace") and is used to describe a Knight Errant, or the Champion of any Sovereign. Depending on the legend you choose, Paladin (a male) was also the name of Merlin The Wise's most favoured Assistant/servant. As for the rest, I shudder to think!
Hope this helps.
Tel.
ps - The Druid is more connected with Paganism that with Celtic religion, at least that's what I've gathered.

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Please tell me ppl dont name their children Reverend... (more) · Silver · 1/10/2002, 10:28 PM

•oh no.... · Silver · 1/11/2002, 11:09 PM

•Has somebody been playing Dungeons and Dragons? n/t · Andrea · 1/13/2002, 2:18 AM

•um, no, never played it, or know anything about it, i did see the movie tho... why? n/t · Silver · 1/13/2002, 7:26 PM

•Cleric, Druid, Palladin, Magician...n/t · Andrea · 1/14/2002, 8:14 PM

•i didnt have nething about magicians or clerics, i dont even know what clerics are, or what ur getting at? -cries in frustration- n/t · Silver · 1/14/2002, 10:24 PM

•Relax, silly. I'm not getting at anything! Those are some of the titles of characters in Dungeons and Dragons - Magician (Mage), Cleric (Priest), Druid and Paladin. That's all. n/t · Andrea · 1/14/2002, 11:03 PM

•I like Dragons :) not so keen on Dungeons tho :) n/t · Silver · 1/17/2002, 6:53 PM

•Have Inappropriate Name - Will Travel.... · Daividh · 1/11/2002, 3:40 PM

•On Paladin and Psonic · Pavlos · 1/11/2002, 8:31 AM

•Re: Please tell me ppl dont name their children Reverend... (more) · Terri · 1/11/2002, 8:19 AM

•*doh* of course, that's LATIN Palatinus, and ITALIAN Paladino! oops! N/T · Telagain · 1/11/2002, 8:21 AM

•Typos - *two names i CAME across, *little BOY *servEral, its too late... :S n/t · Silver · 1/10/2002, 10:43 PM

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