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Lmsuarez: /* Viduus AKA "The Divider" */

2026-03-30T15:12:02Z

Viduus AKA "The Divider"

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	Greek entity responsible for separating body from soul after death. Often		Greek entity responsible for separating body from soul after death. Often
	depicted as a reverse-negative shepherd and companioned by the metal owl <ref> As is often the case, the owl is not what it seems. </ref> from the 1981 film ''Clash of the Titans''. Within the field of post-Antiquity metaphysics, Viduus has been retroactively blamed for the persistence of [[bicameralism]] in the Greek Dark Ages, an epoch largely characterized by a visual reliance on protogeometric patterns and the absence of any enduring semanical systems. His presence was traditionally announced with the sounding of ominous, distant [[division-bell\|bells]].		depicted as a reverse-negative shepherd and companioned by the metal owl <ref> As is often the case, the owl is not what it seems. </ref> from the 1981 film ''Clash of the Titans''. Within the field of post-Antiquity metaphysics, Viduus has been retroactively blamed for the persistence of [[bicameralism]] in the Greek Dark Ages, an epoch largely characterized by a visual reliance on protogeometric patterns and the absence of any enduring semanical systems. His presence was traditionally announced with the sounding of ominous, distant [[division-bell\|bells]].

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Lmsuarez: /* Viduus AKA "The Divider" */

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Viduus AKA "The Divider"

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	Greek entity responsible for separating body from soul after death. Often		Greek entity responsible for separating body from soul after death. Often
	depicted as a reverse-negative shepherd and companioned by the metal owl <ref> As is often the case, the owl is not what it seems. </ref> from the 1981 film ''Clash of the Titans''. Within the field of post-Antiquity metaphysics, Viduus has been retroactively blamed for ~~thepersistence~~ of [[bicameralism]] in the Greek Dark Ages, an epoch largely characterized by a visual reliance on protogeometric patterns and the absence of any enduring semanical systems. His presence was traditionally announced with the sounding of ominous, distant [[division-bell\|bells]].		depicted as a reverse-negative shepherd and companioned by the metal owl <ref> As is often the case, the owl is not what it seems. </ref> from the 1981 film ''Clash of the Titans''. Within the field of post-Antiquity metaphysics, Viduus has been retroactively blamed for the persistence of [[bicameralism]] in the Greek Dark Ages, an epoch largely characterized by a visual reliance on protogeometric patterns and the absence of any enduring semanical systems. His presence was traditionally announced with the sounding of ominous, distant [[division-bell\|bells]].

Lmsuarez: /* Viduus */

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Viduus

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	==Viduus==		==Viduus AKA "The Divider"==
	[AKA "The Divider"]
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	Greek entity responsible for separating body from soul after death. Often		Greek entity responsible for separating body from soul after death. Often
	depicted as a reverse-negative shepherd and companioned by the metal owl <ref> As is often the case, the owl is not what it seems. </ref> from the 1981 film ''Clash of the Titans''. Within the field of post-Antiquity metaphysics, Viduus has been retroactively blamed for thepersistence of [[bicameralism]] in the Greek Dark Ages, an epoch largely characterized by a visual reliance on protogeometric patterns and the absence of any enduring semanical systems. His presence was traditionally announced with the sounding of ominous, distant [[division-bell\|bells]].		depicted as a reverse-negative shepherd and companioned by the metal owl <ref> As is often the case, the owl is not what it seems. </ref> from the 1981 film ''Clash of the Titans''. Within the field of post-Antiquity metaphysics, Viduus has been retroactively blamed for thepersistence of [[bicameralism]] in the Greek Dark Ages, an epoch largely characterized by a visual reliance on protogeometric patterns and the absence of any enduring semanical systems. His presence was traditionally announced with the sounding of ominous, distant [[division-bell\|bells]].

Lmsuarez at 13:59, 15 December 2024

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	~~'''~~Viduus [AKA "The Divider"]~~'''~~		==Viduus==
			[AKA "The Divider"]
			----
	Greek entity responsible for separating body from soul after death. Often		Greek entity responsible for separating body from soul after death. Often
	depicted as a reverse-negative shepherd and companioned by the metal owl <ref> As is often the case, the owl is not what it seems. </ref> from the 1981 film ''Clash of the Titans''. Within the field of post-Antiquity metaphysics, Viduus has been retroactively blamed for thepersistence of [[bicameralism]] in the Greek Dark Ages, an epoch largely characterized by a visual reliance on protogeometric patterns and the absence of any enduring semanical systems. His presence was traditionally announced with the sounding of ominous, distant [[division-bell\|bells]].		depicted as a reverse-negative shepherd and companioned by the metal owl <ref> As is often the case, the owl is not what it seems. </ref> from the 1981 film ''Clash of the Titans''. Within the field of post-Antiquity metaphysics, Viduus has been retroactively blamed for thepersistence of [[bicameralism]] in the Greek Dark Ages, an epoch largely characterized by a visual reliance on protogeometric patterns and the absence of any enduring semanical systems. His presence was traditionally announced with the sounding of ominous, distant [[division-bell\|bells]].

Jackof63trades at 19:00, 19 April 2024

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			'''Viduus [AKA "The Divider"]'''

	~~<p>~~
	~~<strong>~~
	~~Viduus [AKA "The Divider"]~~
	~~</strong>~~
	~~<br/>~~
	Greek entity responsible for separating body from soul after death. Often		Greek entity responsible for separating body from soul after death. Often
	depicted as a reverse-negative shepherd and companioned by the metal owl		depicted as a reverse-negative shepherd and companioned by the metal owl <ref> As is often the case, the owl is not what it seems. </ref> from the 1981 film ''Clash of the Titans''. Within the field of post-Antiquity metaphysics, Viduus has been retroactively blamed for thepersistence of [[bicameralism]] in the Greek Dark Ages, an epoch largely characterized by a visual reliance on protogeometric patterns and the absence of any enduring semanical systems. His presence was traditionally announced with the sounding of ominous, distant [[division-bell\|bells]].
	<~~sup~~>1</~~sup~~>
	from the 1981 film
	~~<em>~~
	Clash of the Titans~~</em>~~. Within the field of
	post-Antiquity metaphysics, Viduus has been retroactively blamed for ~~the~~
	~~persistence~~ of
	[[bicameralism]]
	in the Greek
	Dark Ages, an epoch largely characterized by a visual reliance on
	protogeometric patterns and the absence of any enduring semanical systems. His
	presence was traditionally announced with the sounding of ominous, distant
	[[division-bell\|bells]].
	~~</p>~~
	~~<div class="footnote">~~
	~~<p>~~
	~~<sup>1</sup>~~
	~~As is often the case, the owl is not what it seems.~~
	~~</p>~~
	~~</div>~~

Jackof63trades at 14:20, 12 March 2024

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	Greek entity responsible for separating body from soul after death. Often		Greek entity responsible for separating body from soul after death. Often
	depicted as a reverse-negative shepherd and companioned by the metal owl		depicted as a reverse-negative shepherd and companioned by the metal owl
	<sup>		<sup>1</sup>
	1
	</sup>
	from the 1981 film		from the 1981 film
	<em>		<em>
	Clash of the Titans		Clash of the Titans</em>. Within the field of
	</em>
	. Within the field of
	post-Antiquity metaphysics, Viduus has been retroactively blamed for the		post-Antiquity metaphysics, Viduus has been retroactively blamed for the
	persistence of		persistence of
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	protogeometric patterns and the absence of any enduring semanical systems. His		protogeometric patterns and the absence of any enduring semanical systems. His
	presence was traditionally announced with the sounding of ominous, distant		presence was traditionally announced with the sounding of ominous, distant
	[[division-bell]]		[[division-bell\|bells]].
	.
	</p>		</p>
	<div class="footnote">		<div class="footnote">
	<p>		<p>
	<sup>		<sup>1</sup>
	1
	</sup>
	As is often the case, the owl is not what it seems.		As is often the case, the owl is not what it seems.
	</p>		</p>
	</div>		</div>

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		<p>
		<strong>
		Viduus [AKA "The Divider"]
		</strong>
		<br/>
		Greek entity responsible for separating body from soul after death. Often
		depicted as a reverse-negative shepherd and companioned by the metal owl
		<sup>
		1
		</sup>
		from the 1981 film
		<em>
		Clash of the Titans
		</em>
		. Within the field of
		post-Antiquity metaphysics, Viduus has been retroactively blamed for the
		persistence of
		[[bicameralism]]
		in the Greek
		Dark Ages, an epoch largely characterized by a visual reliance on
		protogeometric patterns and the absence of any enduring semanical systems. His
		presence was traditionally announced with the sounding of ominous, distant
		[[division-bell]]
		.
		</p>
		<div class="footnote">
		<p>
		<sup>
		1
		</sup>
		As is often the case, the owl is not what it seems.
		</p>
		</div>

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	~~<p>~~
	~~<strong>~~
	~~Viduus [AKA "The Divider"]~~
	~~</strong>~~
	~~<br/>~~
	~~Greek entity responsible for separating body from soul after death. Often~~
	~~depicted as a reverse-negative shepherd and companioned by the metal owl~~
	~~<sup>~~
	1
	~~</sup>~~
	~~from the 1981 film~~
	~~<em>~~
	~~Clash of the Titans~~
	~~</em>~~
	~~. Within the field of~~
	~~post-Antiquity metaphysics, Viduus has been retroactively blamed for the~~
	~~persistence of~~
	~~[[bicameralism]]~~
	~~in the Greek~~
	~~Dark Ages, an epoch largely characterized by a visual reliance on~~
	~~protogeometric patterns and the absence of any enduring semanical systems. His~~
	~~presence was traditionally announced with the sounding of ominous, distant~~
	~~[[division-bell]]~~
	.
	~~</p>~~
	~~<div class="footnote">~~
	~~<p>~~
	~~<sup>~~
	1
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	~~As is often the case, the owl is not what it seems.~~
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