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Comments for CIRCE:
This name was used in a series by Libba Bray including the novel 'A Great and Terrible Beauty'. Circe was a name the villan had given herself.-- scarletquillraven 4/16/2007
A different spelling (but identical pronunciation) is used in the series T*Witches; this time, it's spelt SERSEE.-- patchworkgirl 8/30/2007
I'm usually loath to reference bearers of different spellings, but the cruel and insane queen of the "A Song of Ice and Fire" series, written by George R. R. Martin, bears the name Cersei. Just in case anyone needed more encouragement NOT to name their child this. :P-- kementari 5/5/2008
Circe was a minor god in the Greek myths who turned men who came to her island into pigs and other creatures befitting their nature (but they were mostly turned into pigs).-- Akito 5/24/2008
Love the name, hate the namesake.-- Rain_In_Night 11/21/2009
Circe can has a few possible meanings, as it derives from κίρκος it can mean, both hawk/falcon or circle/ring.-- asterope 11/8/2010
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