Talk:Boleskine House

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I rewrote the section on Boleskine as the Kiblah: I changed the definition of that word slightly to make it more precise, and added a dictionary link as a citation. I cleaned up the writing a bit, and added a link for a citation of the quote from Sabazius.

On the Sabazius quote, I do have a question. The actual link where that quote is found is credited to one "Tau Apiryon." It is on Sabazius's "Invisible Basilica" site, however. Is Tau Apiryon another magical name for Sabazius? Or should we change the name cited in the article?Psuliin 18:02, 14 May 2006 (UTC)