Talk:Orichalcos

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Rafael: Japanese name was "Raferu", or Rafel.

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[edit] Orichalcos

There are 3 bits to the Orichalcos

1. The Seal of Orichalcos

2. Orichalcos Duterosu

3. Orichalcos No Toritosu

[edit] Thelema

Its Funny to note that the same symbol for Orichalcos is the same symbol for "Thelema".

[edit] Fair use rationale for Image:Orichalcos.jpg

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