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Re: Mythological names - pretentious?

by Barbra (barbierose)

8/2/2015, 3:41 AM

Not at all. If you really like a name, I hope you feel free to use it. I believe that the names Apollo and Castor are used. I absolutely love the name Briseis--a name which might be easily used for either gender. I love the heritage.

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