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Mike Laws — Fri, 16 Mar 2007 11:35:45 +0000

I found this harder than Schadenfreude’s previous, Venus de Milo, even though the original title, simply “Greens” told me it was sages. I changed it to Green Cross Code because the phrase has a ring to it and seemed perfectly apt. S. himself agreed. The only slight problem I had was Chilon – all the refs I could find gave Chilo – but since ancient Greek names ending -ON are often Anglicised without the final N, Plato being the most obvious example, I accepted it.

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petebiddlecombe — Fri, 16 Mar 2007 10:30:23 +0000

Assistance: David’s being too modest – he needed no help on #6 – which impressed me so much that by the time he asked about #8, I’d thrown it away, and the help was from memory. I found this one harder – I needed Brewer to find out that it was Sages that I needed seven of, and most of the names were new to me.

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