Re: Asterix & Co
From Tobias Benjamin Koehler <s_t...@ira.uka.de>
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· 24 Mar 1995 13:18 · View full thread
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Phil (pow...@coventry.ac.uk) wrote:
: On 14 Mar 1995, Daniel Au wrote:
: > Here are the names of the characters in the English versions:
: > Asterix
: > His friend Obelix (and dog Dogmatix)
dog: Idefix (French, German)
: > The druid Getafix
Miraculix
: > The bard Cacofonix
Troubadix
: > The village smith Metallurgix
Automatix (F)
: > The fishmonger __________ (and wife Bacteria)
Verleihnix (G)
: > The village elder Geriatrix
Methusalix
: > The village chief __________ wife Impedimenta)
Majestix
: > ARGHH!!! I can't remember the names of the fishmonger and the
: > chief...apparantly I've been studying too much. ;)
I only have them in French and German.
toby
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