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[edit] Name of the trilogy
How the is name of the trilogy officially rendered? "The Three Mothers Trilogy"? "Three Mothers"? "The Three Mothers"? etc. etc. I've been looking but can't seem to find an official rendition...
- I don't know that there is one, but "The Three Mothers Trilogy" appears to fit and accurately describe what it is. Ric | opiaterein 23:04, 17 November 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Lachrymarum/Lachrimarum?
How is this name spelled in Supiria de Profundis? I'm almost 100% sure that it's spelled "Lachrimarum" in Varelli's scroll found near the end of Inferno. When I have the chance I'll review my copy and change things. (And I guess I could take a gander at Profundis as well...)
- The scroll uses an "i" but de Quincey uses a "y". =\
[edit] Helena Markos or Elena Markos?
In a book I've been reading about Argento (Profondo Argento), the name is give as "Elena" not "Helena". I always thought it was Helena. Is this a difference between the English and Italian versions, or simply a mis-hearing on the part of English speakers? Or did the book get it wrong?
