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== Behind the scenes ==
== Behind the scenes ==
* The name "Newton" does not appear in {{cs|Newtons Sleep (novel)}} besides in the titular quote from [[William Blake]]. Throughout the book he is instead referred to as "Jeova Unus Sanctus", which the real-world Newton used as an alias in his [[alchemy|alchemical]] writings. It is a [[Latin (language)|Latin]] term which translates to "One True God", and it is an anagram of Newton's Latin name, "Isaacus Neuutonus".
* The name "Newton" does not appear in {{cs|Newtons Sleep (novel)}} besides in the titular quote from [[William Blake]]. Throughout the book he is instead referred to as "Jeova Unus Sanctus", which is similar to an alias the real-world Newton used for his [[alchemy|alchemical]] writings, "Jeova Sanctus Unus". The latter is a [[Latin (language)|Latin]] term which translates to "One True God", and it is an anagram of Newton's Latin name, "Isaacus Neuutonus".


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