Category: Naomi Novik

League of Dragons

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Blood of Tyrants

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Crucible of Gold

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Tongues of Serpents

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Victory of Eagles

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Empire of Ivory

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Black Powder War

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Throne Of Jade

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His Majesty’s Dragon

Posted on 02020-Jun-1602020-Jun-15 by kevinfordsubmariner

 

• Badke’s Medieval Bestiary
• Duncan’s The British Trident (aka. “The Naval Trident“) (local PDF) (remote source)
• Newton’s Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica (Ian Bruce’s annotated English translation)
• One of many free resources for learning Latin
• A Latin-English Dictionary
• Some British and French dragon characters from the novel (links to the English meanings of their Latin names):
  • Accendare
  • Auctoritas
  • Caelifera
  • Celeritas
  • Dulcia
  • Excidium
  • Felicitas
  • Fricatio
  • Inlacrimas
  • Immortalis
  • Laetificat
  • Laudabilis
  • Levitas
  • Majestatis
  • Maximus (eponymous with the fictional ancient Roman protagonist of the 02000 Ridley Scott film Gladiator) 
  • Nitidus
  • Praecursoris
  • Prolixis
  • Repugnatis
  • Requiescat
  • Rictus
  • Triumphalis (Memphis: “The word ‘triumph’ starts with ‘try’ and ends with ‘umph'”) 
  • Velocitas
  • Victoriatus
• Newton’s Philosophiæ Naturalis Principia Mathematica (Isaac’s own annotated copy in the original Latin)