Talk:Aurvandil

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cut explanation of latin iubar, should maybe go to a iubar article (or to Venus)

'beaming light, radiance'. Varro in Lingua Latina Book VII explains specifically: juba dicitur stella Lucifer, that is jubar is called the star Lucifer and Lucifer is the planet Venus.

dab (ᛏ) 09:45, 23 Feb 2005 (UTC)

"Auriwandalo is attested as a historical Lombardic prince!"

Only a little question. Do anybody know some more informations, about this langobardic shape of the name, or the historical source!?