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Faun - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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"WITH WORDS AND CAKE" (from 'A Table Forgotten' EP) directed by Annmarie Piette "I'D LIKE TO BE " (from'The Transit Rider') directed by Lara Miranda...
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rural Roman god: in Roman mythology, a rural god, often depicted as a creature with the body of a man and the legs and horns of a goat. Greek equivalent satyr (sense 1) Directly or via French< Latin Faunus "Faunus"] © 2008 Bell Inc., Microsoft Corporation and their contributors. All rights reserved.
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Faun Racial Traits Faun Lands: Fauns are native to pastoral settings — pleasant woodlands and quiet groves. They are found in the forests of Gaul, Dalmatia, Macedonia, and Cyprus Religion: Fauns typically worship Bacchus/Dionysus. Faun clerics who revere the god of wine and revelry have access to the domains of Chaos,
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New website launched December 2007; Maja and Paul leave the band: At the record release concert, Paul and Maja announced their departure. Over the past one or two years, both have found it increasingly difficult to find time for the band. They will, however, be heard on the band's next release,
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Article "Fauns" created on 03 March 1997; last modified on 28 January 2002 (Revision 2). 32 words. http://www.pantheon.org/articles/f/fauns.html © MCMXCV - MMVI Encyclopedia Mythica™. All rights reserved.
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