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The baby name Athena combines a stylish, on-trend sound with all the wisdom and strenght of the ancient goddess. 
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Dr. Cleveland Evans writes about names for the Omaha World-Herald. In his July 17th column, he looks at the history of the name Phyllis.
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Still not available in Europe - but I'm glad the American Name Society includes a summary here!
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Ovid was one of the three greatest poets of Latin literature, along with Virgil and Horace.
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Sing to me of the man, Muse, the man of twists and turns, driven time and again off course...
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If I were making a new year's resolution, I might resolve to read the Odyssey (in English). I really did ought to.
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A poetic invention with a great meaning and a tragic story, Evangeline's frilly French style could appeal to many parents.
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Phyllis is the name of a figure in Greek mythology, the daughter of a king of Thrace who was in love with a man named Demephon (or Acamas in some versions) who promised to return to her on a certain day. When he didn't, she killed herself and was transformed into an almond tree. The name means…
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Lalage’s quirky definition is what first caught my eye. Horace, the Roman poet, created the name Lalage over two thousand years ago from the ancient Greek word lalagein, meaning “to cha…
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We everlasting gods . . . Ah what chilling blows
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"It's no secret that we loved the young royal before this latest news, but how could a name enthusiast not love Prince Harry even more for bringing the name Cressida into our daily chatter."
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