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| − | The term gigantine means having to do with giants, usually the common giant. It is often used by historians and scholars. For example, 'gigantine Bryndyd' means the city of Bryndyd during the time of the giants, that is, before roughly 4300 [[AS]]. | + | The term gigantine means having to do with giants, usually the common giant. It is often used by historians and scholars. For example, 'gigantine Bryndyd' means the city of Bryndyd during the time of the giants, that is, before roughly 4300 [[AS]]. For information about Common Giant heritages, please see the article on [[Common Giants]]. |
=See Also= | =See Also= | ||
*[[Common Giants]] | *[[Common Giants]] | ||
| + | *[[Comparative Heights of Humanlikes]] | ||
*[[Geddamin]] | *[[Geddamin]] | ||
*[[Kemerite Giants]] | *[[Kemerite Giants]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:50, 19 February 2023
The term gigantine means having to do with giants, usually the common giant. It is often used by historians and scholars. For example, 'gigantine Bryndyd' means the city of Bryndyd during the time of the giants, that is, before roughly 4300 AS. For information about Common Giant heritages, please see the article on Common Giants.
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