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* The Old Verses do not appear to be ordered by chronology of events described. In what order they are provided in-game, if not arbitrary, is not clear. | * The Old Verses do not appear to be ordered by chronology of events described. In what order they are provided in-game, if not arbitrary, is not clear. | ||
* Old Verse 1 makes reference to a deity of time and space as separate entities from 'Almighty Sinnoh'. | * Old Verse 1 makes reference to a deity of time and space as separate entities from 'Almighty Sinnoh'. | ||
* Old Verse 6 is the same poem that can be read in the book on [[Cynthia's grandmother]]'s table in [[Celestic Town]]. | |||
* Old Verse 9 makes reference to the practice of described by [[Sinnoh myths#Sinnoh Folk Tales|Sinnoh Folk Tale 1]]. | * Old Verse 9 makes reference to the practice of described by [[Sinnoh myths#Sinnoh Folk Tales|Sinnoh Folk Tale 1]]. | ||
* Old Verse 10 makes reference to a creature known as 'the unknowable'. Junichi Masuda has stated that Sinnoh's name means "mysterious and profound" (神奥), possibly in reference to the various myths of the region. In relation to the divine, the words 'mysterious' and 'unknowable' are often used interchangably. | * Old Verse 10 makes reference to a creature known as 'the unknowable'. Junichi Masuda has stated that Sinnoh's name means "mysterious and profound" (神奥), possibly in reference to the various myths of the region. In relation to the divine, the words 'mysterious' and 'unknowable' are often used interchangably. | ||