Rhaaltheptis Parrhomigo
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b 2677, d 2744 (aged 67), born Rhaaltheptis Parrhomigo, Throma, Republic of Johaulia. Scholar and proponent of the Five Isxinthion Ages of the world. Parrhomigo was also a titanologer and magdeologer. Parrhomigo was of Tassan heritage, but a Johaulian citizen. He was not native Jaithan. He spoke Tassan, Jaithan, Throvian, Classical Yophenthean, and ancient Kalaman.
Works
- Symbolism of Clerical Artwork of Post-Medieval Johaulia, published 2698
- Yophentheanizing Elements of Late Medieval Tapestry of Johaulia, 2701
- The Role of Primeval Ages in Epic Poetry, 2707
- Five Ages or the Rationalized History of Gods and Humans, completed 2714 IR
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