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'''"Anakim"''' was a word that meant "watchers". The [[Greek language|Greek]] word was '''Grigori'''. In the [[Book of Enoch]] and [[Book of Noah]], the Anakim were a highly-advanced civilisation of [[angel (mythology)|angel]]s who sat and watched the world. | |||
Some Anakim preferred [[intervention]] and rebelled against their race's isolationism. Led by [[Azazel]], a group of these interventionists – remembered in [[Arabia|Arabic]] mythology as the [[djinn (mythology)|djinn]] – descended from "the high place" and lived among the [[lesser species]], reproducing with them and creating [[Mal'akh|monstrous offspring]]. Finally, the Anakim warred against the rebels, capturing and exiling them. This was understood in later centuries as an account of the [[Eternal War|War against the Yssgaroth]], with the Anakim representing the [[Great House]]s. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Book of the War (novel)|The Book of the War]]'') | |||
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Revision as of 22:29, 26 February 2019
"Anakim" was a word that meant "watchers". The Greek word was Grigori. In the Book of Enoch and Book of Noah, the Anakim were a highly-advanced civilisation of angels who sat and watched the world.
Some Anakim preferred intervention and rebelled against their race's isolationism. Led by Azazel, a group of these interventionists – remembered in Arabic mythology as the djinn – descended from "the high place" and lived among the lesser species, reproducing with them and creating monstrous offspring. Finally, the Anakim warred against the rebels, capturing and exiling them. This was understood in later centuries as an account of the War against the Yssgaroth, with the Anakim representing the Great Houses. (PROSE: The Book of the War)
