Remus-- was he the only one?

[hsowaw2001]

No: HPFGUIDX 41092

--- In HPforGrownups at y..., "dembeldei" <ajl at h...> wrote:
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> So far I have seen no mention of this here.  If you were used to 
> Latin and Roman history, the moment you saw a professor named Remus 
> Lupin you knew why he would be out sick while Snape gave homework 
on 
> how to recognize werewolves.  

I, too, saw Remus, for what he was, immediately. Strange thing was, 
it wasn't his first name that gave it away to me, it was his last.

The french word for wolf is 'loup'. Granted: different spelling, but 
pretty similar sounding. Spanish is 'lobo', and Latin is 'lupus'.

Also, I'm a big fan of another series of books, wherein there is a 
werewolf character named Lupe, so, yeah.

Lycanthropy, to give the condition its formal term, is something 
which has fascinated me for as long as I can remember, so I just 
thought I'd share this little bit of info with you all

--Jasmine