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Otleybard | 00:48 Mon 29th Oct 2007 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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Sorry to ask so early, but nearly done and I think I've exhausted all my resources.

23d 'C6th heretic who followed the teachings of Themistios' (7) A-N-E-E

Also, can anybody confirm the last two letters of 19a?

Thanks in advance,

MoS Sir Lancelot Xword 28/10/07

Colossus No 191 Giant Cryptic

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ulysses100

Ten seconds of Googling brings up Agnoetai, so i would derive Agnoete from the letters that you give.

Aquagility

Last 2 letters of 19a ES - or thats what I have.

JRB

Aquagility - I have ED as the last 2 letters of 19a ??

athenae

I have the (verb) answer and decided to end it in 'ED' as well, rather than 'ES' (both fit!).....

but think the answer would be better ending in 'ING' since the clue is 'HeatING' .....

Otleybard

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Thanks, everybody.

Ulysses100: your Googling skills/search engine must be more efficient than mine! I tried again with various keywords and still all I found were a lot of sites in German that told me verry little.

As for 19a, I think I'll go with -ed, although I'd say they'll probably end up accepting either.

Thanks again,
OB

Otleybard

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And I'm sure you can spell 'very'...

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