tlhIngan-Hol Archive: Wed Jan 05 07:28:34 2000
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Re: Stovocor?
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- Subject: Re: Stovocor?
- Date: Wed, 5 Jan 2000 10:27:56 -0500 (EST)
> Based on the discussions Sto-Vo-Kor I would think is more the Valhalla in
> ancient Norse mythology
jIQochbe'. pa' reH SuvtaHqu' SuvwI'pu'.
> and {QI'tu'}, as it was mentioned by Voragh in an
> earlier post, as like Eden. The barge in VOY "Barge of the Dead" that take
> dishonored tlhIngan to Gre'thor is very much like the Greek mythology to a
> point, but it mixes the boat/barge (can't recall the oarsman's name
> offhand) that takes souls across the river Styx, with Hell.
chaq loQ bImuj. <Styx> bIQtIq lengbe'law' <Charon>, <Acheron> bIQtIq
lenglaw' ghaH.
I believe you are thinking of Charon the ferryman, who is often
associated with the River Styx, but if I remember my Greek mythology
correctly, it is actually the River Acheron on which he ferries
passengers.
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