Talk:Seraphin (name)

However dangerously, I am going to assume that it is the 'angelic' part of this article that has the accuracy dispute and not the Xena portion. Please change the tag if that is incorrect. -Acjelen 02:38, 16 May 2005 (UTC)[reply]

This should really be merged with Seraph, right? Seraphim is the usual spelling of the plural, and already redirects to the singular. Alai 23:02, 12 Jun 2005 (UTC)

The context seems accurate, as it would explain the name choice for Seraphin, the main character in a 19th century French Canadian novel by Claude-Henri Grignon called Un Homme et son Pêché, a miser who dies in the flames of his burning home, literally consumed by his greed.--Smith