Citations:cerapter

English citations of cerapter

winged unicorn

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• a. 1998, Richard D. Bellacera, “Rich's Pegopedia”, in (Please provide the book title or journal name)‎^[1]:

  Cerapter the Winged Unicorn. The Greek name for a flying unicorn (Latin: Alicorn) combining the Greek words ceros meaning "horn" and pteros meaning "wing." (See: Alicorn, Unipeg).

• 2002, Erin Stevenson O'Connor, “"Kirin Cerapter" by Erin Stevenson O´Connor”, in Elfwood‎^[2], retrieved 2012-10-11:

  A cerapter is a winged, horned equine. Many also know them as alicorns or unisi or various other bastardizations of 'unicorn' and 'pegasus'. 'Cerapter' is the Greek word for such a critter, so this is what I use.