The significance of first names in HP books.
Haggridd
jkusalavagemd at yahoo.com
Thu Oct 18 19:38:16 UTC 2001
No: HPFGUIDX 27856
--- In HPforGrownups at y..., Cezar Tabarcea <caesarius at e...> wrote:
> And i have two questions - first, what was, in the English original,
the name
> of the Sports expert from the MoM (in GoF ) - it's Ludo Verpey, in
the French
> edition; and also, if anyone from Paris reads this, i wonder if the
English
> editions of HP can be bought in Paris, somewhere. Is there an
English bookstore
> that may have these books for sale?
> Cezar
It's Ludovic, from the latin "ludus" for game and "vic" which can
either mean to win. as in Caesar's "Veni vidi vici" or to lose, as in
"victus."
The English surname of Bagman is significant because that is the
person who carries the stakes in a bet and pays off the winner.
Haggridd
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