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| − | The invisible leonine presence felt by feline wizards to be standing between the two "lion-gods" whose images guard the entrance to the NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY main branch at 42nd Street and 5th Avenue in Manhattan. "Reh-t" is an [[Ailurin]] word for "the future," but also for "the unknown". "Like all the best predators," URRUAH says of Reh-t, "you never see him till it's much too late." ([[TBONWM]]) | + | The invisible leonine presence felt by feline wizards to be standing between the two "lion-gods" whose images guard the entrance to the NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY main branch at 42nd Street and 5th Avenue in Manhattan. "Reh-t" is an [[Ailurin]] word for "the future," but also for "the unknown". "Like all the best predators," URRUAH says of Reh-t, "you never see him till it's much too late." ([[TBONWM]]) |
<P>See also: FELINE ESCHATOLOGY: [[Hhu'au]]: [[Sef]]. | <P>See also: FELINE ESCHATOLOGY: [[Hhu'au]]: [[Sef]]. | ||
Revision as of 14:52, 15 March 2005
The invisible leonine presence felt by feline wizards to be standing between the two "lion-gods" whose images guard the entrance to the NEW YORK PUBLIC LIBRARY main branch at 42nd Street and 5th Avenue in Manhattan. "Reh-t" is an Ailurin word for "the future," but also for "the unknown". "Like all the best predators," URRUAH says of Reh-t, "you never see him till it's much too late." (TBONWM)