Ceph

So that leaves Octavius, a strong, literary choice, and Ceph, which is just cute.

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The study calls for a new category within the International Classification of Diseases (ICD) to cover the brain-behavioral syndrome (see map and legend below) with the oral and anal local ganglia, the term "Cephalinguanal Syndrome" (Ceph/Syn) is proposed by the research team due to define Ceph/Syn sufferers 'unique behavioral capacity for incessant oral emissions, both diurnal and nocturnal, that emanate from the confluence of the left and right glutei maximi.

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The more he thought of Ceph being landed in the same jail with him, the longer the goose feathers grew on his shrinking spine.

Viola Gwyn George Barr McCutcheon 1897

But Major Lyon was not to be taken unawares, and leading Ceph back into the brush, he made a survey of the situation on foot.

An Undivided Union Edward Stratemeyer 1896

Besides this, the major still had with him his famous charger, Ceph, a steed with almost human intelligence on certain points, and one that had helped him to escape from many a perilous position.

An Undivided Union Edward Stratemeyer 1896

On more than one occasion Ceph had performed in a truly wonderful fashion on the battlefield, and once, when being promoted, Deck had declared that the honor of the occasion rested with his equine comrade and not himself.

An Undivided Union Edward Stratemeyer 1896

To him the loss of faithful Ceph meant more than any of his comrades in arms could understand.

An Undivided Union Edward Stratemeyer 1896

To carry out his object, the major dismounted and turned Ceph over to one of the servants.

An Undivided Union Edward Stratemeyer 1896

Then Ceph took another leap, and in a twinkling the whole scene was a thing of the past.

An Undivided Union Edward Stratemeyer 1896

He passed along as rapidly as Ceph could travel over the rocks and dirt, keeping to the brook just so long as the negro remained in sight.

An Undivided Union Edward Stratemeyer 1896