Re: Pic: Angel
> >Griffin? See you later, I've got a site to check. > > Gryphon! > From what I've seen, when talking about heraldry and coat > of arms, the spelling G-R-Y-P-H-O-N is most often used, > though "Griffin" is not wrong. > There are other variations. Oh, sorry. I've just always read it as "griffin". Plus, spellchecker says "gryphon" is wrong, and suggests griffin. Maybe it varies in different parts of the world, or something. -Sarah
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