Greek Titles

[Maion Maroneios]

So these epithets are more informal, whereas the titles would be used in more formal situations like talking to other nations?

Exactly, you got the point.

I remember in my last game one of my FM's got a trait called indophonos(not sure on the spelling) something to do with beating the Indians in battle, would this have been the kind of thing used as a title? If so I will rely on eb for my titles and just give them epithets, for something extra

Indoktonos, or phonos, means "Killer", so it means "The Killer of Indians". And this could be used as a title. Not wise though, especially for the local population. Imagine yourself being ruled by Americans (not that we all aren't) and have a ruler appointed as your High Master or something, who also happens to be called "The Killer of Australians". Not exactly nice, right?

Maion

[miotas]

Indoktonos, or phonos, means "Killer", so it means "The Killer of Indians". And this could be used as a title. Not wise though, especially for the local population. Imagine yourself being ruled by Americans (not that we all aren't) and have a ruler appointed as your High Mater or something, who also happens to be called "The Killer of Australians". Not exactly nice, right?

lol. High Mater?

OK thanks for the advice.

[Maion Maroneios]

Damn. Corrected thanks. It seems Physics is getting more and more involved with my thoughts lately In other words, that's what happens if you study Physics 'till 2-3a.m. in the morning...

EDIT: LOL, I saw the "funnier" part. I made the link with "matter", then realized it sounds more like "mater" from "mate" Makes more sense than the first though

Maion