bits and pieces and Egyptian book of the dead

From: Fantome_at_eworld.com
Date: Tue, 4 Jul 1995 05:55:21 -0700

Sandy Petersen <sandyp_at_idgecko.idsoftware.com> wrote:
<< ... like that other famed Pamaltelan hero, Elamle... but Elamle apparently
never raised a weapon in anger, and is considered a holy person of the Chalana Arroy sect. >>

<< Elamle was a human, not an elf. When she showed up and went among the
elves, the elves were at that time of the belief that all humans in the world had been destroyed, and that she was the last human>>

Can you please tell me the source references for Elamle as this type of stuff interests me. And Sandy I quite like Jane Austen too

Eric Rowe <rowe_at_CSUA.Berkeley.EDU> wrote on Sun, 21 May 1995:

<< When Arkat was a Duck: A true legend from the Durulz... >>

Loved the story.

On The Lunar Book of the Dead.

For any interested an "Egyptian Book of the Dead" was written by EA Wallis Budge at the turn of the century. It deals with funeral prepartions, preparation of the deceased to enter the realm of the dead and variations within the Egyptian dynasties but is quite dry reading.

jhughes_at_mgdestmx01.erin.gov.au wrote: <<(Braveheart) , The greatest Gloranthan film since Priscella Queen of the Desert >>

Can you please explain as I can't make the connection even though I've seen the movie.

Catching up on my reading...

Fantome_at_eworld.com <SPACE RESERVED FOR RENT>

---