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The goddess Minerva is associated with an owl called Glaucus, which means Glaring Eyes.
Beethoven was never married, but had an intense and chaste love affair with a woman he referred to in his letters as Immortal Beloved.
So:
Ludwig Glaring Eyes and Minerva Immortal Beloved.
Neat, eh?
Beethoven was never married, but had an intense and chaste love affair with a woman he referred to in his letters as Immortal Beloved.
So:
Ludwig Glaring Eyes and Minerva Immortal Beloved.
Neat, eh?
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Very.
I love it, I really do. Awesome.
Btw: Check out http://www.nytimes.com/2009/04/03/books/03dove.html
I wasn't that impressed with her poetry, but it was fascinating learning about Beethoven's relationship with Bridgetower.
I love it, I really do. Awesome.
Btw: Check out http://www.nytimes.com/2009/04/03/books/03dove.html
I wasn't that impressed with her poetry, but it was fascinating learning about Beethoven's relationship with Bridgetower.
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I actually like this a lot.
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That may be the greatest thing I've ever heard. :) I'm totally in love! Hehe
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It is neat in a very you sort of way. :) I always am interested by the off-the-wall combos you come up with. Can't say that Glaring Eyes really appeals to me, but Minerva Immortal Beloved is rather dear.
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