Ancient Babylonian Music

[Sheilbh]

In Dutch Knecht is "servant". bit funny that knight & knecht evolved from the same root 
I was always told middle english sounded more like Dutch than current English.

Certainly when I read it, but then we had a Dutch professor

[Caliga]

There is possible evidence of Inca naval expeditions as far as Easter Island, but sadly no torpedo boats.

Now that I think about it more I think Crunchy might have tried to argue that a navy of all torpedo boats would be more effective than a conventional navy with capital ships, etc. because the torpedo boats could swarm the enemy and overwhelm it.

[The Brain]

Well they are Incan after all, not Incant.

[Admiral Yi]

Now that I think about it more I think Crunchy might have tried to argue that a navy of all torpedo boats would be more effective than a conventional navy with capital ships, etc. because the torpedo boats could swarm the enemy and overwhelm it.

I remember that part.  I have a feeling he might have been arguing with grumbler.

What I can't remember is how he made the leap to the Incas.

[The Larch]

In Spanish the word for knight is "caballero", meaning something akin to horseman but nowadays used to mean gentleman.

[Caliga]

What I can't remember is how he made the leap to the Incas.

I feel like somebody else did that for him.  It seems like something Otto or Seedy would have done.

[Syt]

In Spanish the word for knight is "caballero", meaning something akin to horseman but nowadays used to mean gentleman.

Like chivalry in English, or Kavalier in German.