the Meycan calde, Don Miwel Caraban, has a daughter called Donita Tresa Caraban;
the visiting Maurai ship's captain is Ruori Rangi Lohannaso.
Centuries later, in "Progress":
both another ship's captain, Ranu Kaelo Makintairu, and his cyberneticist, Alisabeta Kanukauai, are related by blood to the Lohannaso Shippers' Association;
Mericans retain patronymics as evidenced by Lorn sunna Browen of Corado University;
a Beneghali scientist-administrator is called Indravarman Dhananda.
Multiple cultures flourish in the centuries after the War of Judgment.
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Kaor, Paul!
And "Miwel" was how Anderson speculated "Miguel" would become. And "Pablo" became "Pawolo." And Don Miwel's daughter's name "Tresa" plainly evolved from "Teresa."
Stirling shows us a small ethnic group in the Change world apparently stemming from our Chicago who used patronyms like "sunna," which I now think was a homage to Anderson.
Ad astra! Sean
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