Milon:
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| M | I | L | O | N |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| I | R | A | G | O |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| L | A | M | A | L |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| O | G | A | R | I |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| N | O | L | I | M |
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Used to gain general
knowledge of both the past and the future.
The World Milon appears to have Greek origins however would be meaningless
if equated with either Milos (a
fruit or other
tree) or Meilon (an article
of value). It is probably closer associated with the
Hebrew MLVN meaning
'a diversity of things or matters'. Irago is most likely derived from the
greek Eira, a
question or inquiry. Lamal probably gets it's roots from the
Chaldaic MLA, fullness or entirety. Ogari from Hebrew OGR, a
swallow or
swiftly flying thing. Nolim, Hebrew, hidden or covered things. Bringing
the total translation of this square to equate to "Various questions, examined
and analysed, and that quickly, and even things carefully hidden or
concealed.
Or in plain speak, "Get me the whole story, quickly, even if they're trying to hide it!"
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This word square taken from the book of sacred magic of Abra Melim the Mage.