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In the old world gyant (gigantick was to be gyant like) wasn't necessarily limited to how we tend to use giant-like to mean purely stature. It could be in statu
by weego 7y ago
In the old world gyant (gigantick was to be gyant like) wasn't necessarily limited to how we tend to use giant-like to mean purely stature. It could be in stature, but also in cultural or spiritual 'power'. Offspring of gods and Nephilim were talked of as being gigantes in Greek but often it was in strength and agressive nature and not stature.
The addition here, however, of dimensions means that he was using it as we'd expect, yes.
- zeristor 7y agoOr 'Fields of the Nephilim', giants of prog-goth, as well as the sole exemplars?