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| − | The most well-known of Zavians is of course Zavia the Swineherd whose name is the source of the term. Most were already well-known in their communities as rulers, high-placed officials of rulers, children of rulers, and great warriors. The balance of well-known zavians are of mundane origin and | + | The most well-known of Zavians is of course Zavia the Swineherd whose name is the source of the term. Most were already well-known in their communities as rulers, high-placed officials of rulers, children of rulers, and great warriors. The balance of well-known zavians are of mundane origin and owe their fame to bards, playwrights, and poets who have promulgated their accounts, usually with comic effect. |
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The most well-known of Zavians is of course Zavia the Swineherd whose name is the source of the term. Most were already well-known in their communities as rulers, high-placed officials of rulers, children of rulers, and great warriors. The balance of well-known zavians are of mundane origin and owe their fame to bards, playwrights, and poets who have promulgated their accounts, usually with comic effect.
Gralliont of Jamenth
Zavia the Swineherd
Rhionacus of Maturn
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