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Today's Word "apocryphal"
"But Gary was obsessed with the apocryphal writings. He was sure he could use the information from these Scrolls to avoid the apocalypse." -- Brad Kelln, 'Method of Madness: A Psychological Thriller"
Apocryphal ultimately derives from Greek apokruphos, "hidden (hence, spurious)," from apokruptein, "to hide away," from apo-, "away, from" + kruptein, "to hide."
This news arrived on: 08/25/2008
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09-03-2008 13:54
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apocryphal
I know about the Hebrew word "Harmegedon"(Armegedon)which in no way is "fictious" and is "definitely canonical"!
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