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Charlie Anderson

Farmer, antiwar.

First appearance:

• Shenandoah (3 June 1965).

Batman

See Bruce Wayne below.

The Blacklist

3. Katarina Rostova
4. "Mr. Kaplan"
6. The Osterman Umbrella Company
7. "Tom Keen"
8. Berlin
9. Robert Vesco
10. Dembe Zuma
11. Tom Connolly
12. "The Decembrist"
13. Ian Garvey
14. Alexander Kirk
15. President Robert Diaz
16. Anslo Garrick
17. Sutton Ross
18. Susan Hargrave
19. "The Capricorn Killer" [although the actual "Capricorn Killer" is one of the victims in this, killed by F. B. I. profiler Dr. Sharon Fulton]
20. Bastien Moreau, a. k. a. "the Corsican"
21. Luther Braxton
22. "The Scimitar"
23. Zarak Mosadek
24. Director of the National Clandestine Service Peter Kotsiopulos
25. Anna-Gracia Duerte
26. Lawrence Dane Devlin
27. Louis T. Steinhil ("The Illusionist" scrambled)
29. Dr. Bogdan Krilov
30. Joe "Smokey" Putnum
31. Zal Bin Hasaan
32. Matias Solomon
33. Dr. Hans Koehler
34. Isabella Stone
37. Greyson Blaise
38. "The Troll Farmer"
41. The Artax Network (a defunct satellite network, not a character)
42. "The Kingmaker"
43. "The Djinn"
44. "The Endling"
46. "The Debt Collector"
47. Frederick Barnes
48. "The Kilgannon Corporation" (Colin and Arthur Kilgannon)
50. Arioch Cain
51. Raleigh Sinclair III
52. Ranko Zamani [The episode is titled "Pilot," so it's not 100% clear that Zamani is #52 on Reddington's list]
53. "The Thrushes"
54. Ilyas Surkov
55. Karakurt
56. "The Cook"
57. Ruth Kipling, a. k. a. "the Judge"
58. Marko Jankowics
59. "The Apothecary"
60. Anna McMahon
61. Philomena
62. Leonard Caul
63. "The Invisible Hand" (group)
64. The Cyprus Agency​
65. Miles McGrath
66. Mato
67. Ruslan Denisov
68. Pattie Sue Edwards
69. "Lady Luck"
71. The "Kenyon Family​"
72. Eli Matchett
73. Madeline Pratt
74. The Front, lead by Maddox Beck
75. "The Major"
76. Rebecca Thrall
77. Lady Ambrosia
78. "The Caretaker"
79. Esteban
80. Marvin Gerard
81. "Gaia"
82. Dr. Linus Creel
83. Mako Tanida​
84. Wujing
85. "The Courier"
86. Sir Crispin Crandall
87. Quon Zhang
88. Harrison Lee (who'd masqueraded as a hacker named "Ivan")
89. Dr. James Covington
90. "The Travel Agency"
91. "The Ethicist"
92. "The Brockton College Killer"
93. "The Deer Hunter" (formerly the husband of Tracy Solobotkin, currently Tracy Solobotkin herself)
94. The King Family (including T. Earl King VI​)
95. Gregory Devry
97. The Longevity Initiative
98. Dr. Adrian Shaw
99. "Minister D"
100. Abraham Stern
101. "The Alchemist"
102. The Harem (a heist group)
103. Alistair Pitt
104. Nora Mills, a. k. a. "Lord Baltimore"
105. The Lindquist Concern
106. "The Good Samaritan"
107. "The Architect"
108. Kings of the Highway (a gang)
109. General Ludd
110. Nicholas T. Moore
111. Lipet's Seafood Company
112. The Monarch Douglas Bank
113. Drexel
114. The Mombasa Cartel
115. Olivia Olson
116. General Shiro
117. Vanessa Cruz
118. "The Informant"
119. The Pavlovich Brothers​
120. The Pavlovich Brothers​
121. The Pavlovich Brothers​
122. The Pavlovich Brothers​
124. Dr. Spalding Stark, a. k. a. "the Pharmacist"
125. Hannah Hayes
126. Twamie Ullulaq
128. Guillermo Rizal
130. Dr. Lewis Powell
131. [The episode is titled "Alter Ego"]
132. The Vehm
135. Milton Bobbit
136. "The Third Estate" (group)
137. Victoria Fenberg
138. Norman Devane
144. Newton Purcell
145. "The Freelancer"
146. "The Pawnbrokers"
147. "The Pawnbrokers"
149. Nyle Hatcher
150. Roy Cain
151. "Les Fleurs Du Mal" (society)
152. Gina Zanetakos
155. Cornelius Ruck
156. The Kazanjian Brothers
157. The Kazanjian Brothers
158. Gordon Kemp
159. Orion Relocation Services
160. "The Cryptobanker"
161. Stanley Kornish, a. k. a. "the Stewmaker"
162. "The Hawaladar"
163. Maggie Driscoll (a. k. a. "the Forecaster") [although, it makes no sense that she'd be listed here, since she is not a criminal, but rather a young girl whose hearing aid picks up a criminal's murder plans]
184. Natalie Luca

Note: Cape May and Kuwait are not blacklisters, but locations.  Blacklisters 1–2, 5, 28, 35–36, 39–40, 45, 49, 70, 96, 123, 127, 129, 133–134, 139–143, 148, 153–154, 164–183, and 185–200 have yet to be revealed.

Harrison Bergeron

First appearance:

• Kurt Vonnegut, Jr., "Harrison Bergeron," The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction (October 1961).

Best appearance:

• 2081 (29 May 2009), written and directed by Chandler Tuttle, based on "Harrison Bergeron" by Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.

Tyler Durden

First appearance:

• Chuck Palahniuk, Fight Club (New York, N. Y.: W. W. Norton & Company, 17 August 1996).

Illyria

Type of God:

• Old One

First appearance:

• "A Hole in the World," Angel (S5E15, 25 February 2004), written and directed by Joss Whedon.

Lucy Miller

Becomes God.

First appearance as a human:

• Lucy (25 July 2014), written and directed by Luc Besson.

First appearance as God:

• Lucy (25 July 2014), written and directed by Luc Besson.

Prometheus

Type of God:

• Titan

Appears in:

• Works and Days (c. 700 B. C. E.) by Hesiod.
• Theogony (c. 700 B. C. E.) by Hesiod.
• Prometheus Bound, attributed in antiquity to Æschylus.
  • See translation by Joel Agee, Prometheus Bound (New York, N. Y.: New York Review Books, 2014).

Bruce Wayne, also known as Batman

Appearance

First image of Batman in Action Comics #12, announcing the character's debut in the forthcoming Detective Comics #27

The first published image of the Batman is a cell in Action Comics #12 advertising the character's debut in the forthcoming Detective Comics #27.  All that is seen is his cowl.

The Batman appears on the cover of Detective Comics #27.  One can see his full costume.  The emblem on his check is a black sillhoette of a bat against the grey of his shirt.  He wears blueish/blackish gloves.

Interpretatio graeca / Interpretatio germanica / Interpretatio Christiana

Archangel, Seven Archangels, Horae, List of names for the biblical nameless, List of theological demons

Greek		Roman		Etruscan	Egyptian	Phoenician	Parthian (Hellenistic period)	Germanic	Functions	Days of the week
Greek	Romanized	Roman	Anglicized							Greek	Latin	Old English	English
Ἄδωνις	Adonis			Atunis	Osiris	Adōn/Tammuz			agriculture; resurrection
Ἀμφιτρίτη	Amphitrite	Salacia			Hatmehit / Hatmehyt				Amphitrite was a sea goddess, wife of Poseidon, and queen of the sea; later, she was the goddess of calm seas and safe passage through storms.  Salacia was consort to Neptune and the goddess of salt water who presided over the depths of the ocean.  Hatmehit was a consort to Banebdjedet and was a fish goddess; she was also a goddess of life and protection.
Ἀνάγκη	Ananke	Necessitas							force, constraint, necessity
Ἄνεμοι	Anemoi	Venti					Vayu-Vata		winds
Ἀφροδίτη	Aphrodite	Venus		Turan	Hathor Isis	Astarte	Anahita	Freyja	beauty; sex; love	ἡμέρᾱ Ἀφροδῑ́της (hēmérā Aphrodī́tēs)	dies Veneris (day of Venus)		Friday
								Frigg (Fríge) / Frīg				Frīgedæg (Fríge's day)
Ἀπόλλων (Apollōn) / Φοῖβος (Phoibos)	Apollo / Phoebus			Aplu / Apulu	Horus / Ra	Resheph	Mithra		light; prophecy; healing; plagues; music; poets
Ἄρης	Ares	Mars		Laran	Anhur		Verethragna	Týr / Tíw	war	ἡμέρᾱ Ἄρεως (hēmérā Áreōs)	dies Martis (day of Mars)	Tīwesdæg (Tiw's day)	Tuesday
								Odin (Óðinn) / Wōden				Wōdnesdæg (Woden's day)	Wednesday
Ἄρτεμις	Artemis	Diana		Artume / Artumes / Aritimi	Bast	Kotharat	Drvaspa		hunting, the hunt; wilderness, wild animals; virginity, childbirth; Diana: lit. heavenly or divine
Ἀσκληπιός (Asklēpios)	Asclepius	Aesculapius / Vejovis	Vejove	Vetis / Veiove, Veive	Imhotep	Eshmun			healing
Ἀθηνᾶ (Athēnā), Ἀθήνη (Athēnē)	Athena / Athene	Minerva		Menrva / Menerva	Neith	Anat			wisdom; strategy; the arts and crafts; weaving
Ἄτλας (Átlas)	Atlas			Aril					holder of the celestial spheres
Ἄτροπος	Atropos	Morta		Leinth					Atropos: lit. inflexible; death
Βορέας	Boreas	Aquilo		Andas					North Wind or Devouring One
Καλλιόπη (Kalliopē)	Calliope								"beautifully voiced"; muse of eloquence and epic poetry
Χάος (Kháos)	Chaos				Nu				chasm, vast void, abyss; the formless, primordial state of existence
					Naunet
Χάριτες (Kharites)	Charites	Gratiae	Graces						grace; splendor; festivity; charity
Χάρων (Kharōn)	Charon			Charun / Charu					fierce, flashing, feverish gaze (eyes)
Χλωρίς (Khlōris)	Chloris	Flora							Chloris: lit. greenish-yellow, pale green, pale, pallid, fresh; Flora: lit. flower
Κλωθώ (Klōthō)	Clotho	Nona							spinning; thread
Κρόνος (Kronos)	Cronus	Saturnus	Saturn	Satre	Geb	El			Time	ἡμέρᾱ Κρόνου (hēmérā Krónou)	dies Saturni (day of Saturn)	Sæturnesdæg (Saturn's day)	Saturday
Χρόνος (Khronos)	Chronos
Κυβέλη (Kybelē)	Cybele	Magna Mater							Magna Mater: lit. Great Mother
Δημήτηρ	Demeter	Ceres		Zerene	Isis		Ashi		grains, agricultural fertility; Demeter: lit. Earth Mother
Διόνυσος (Dionysos) / Βάκχος (Bakkhos)	Dionysus / Bacchus	Liber / Bacchus		Fufluns	Osiris				wine and winemaking; revelry; ecstasy; Liber: lit. the free one
Εἰλείθυια	Eileithyia / Ilithyia	Lucina		Ilithiia					childbirth, midwifery
Ἐνυώ	Enyo	Bellona		Enie	Sekhmet				war
Ἠώς	Eos	Aurora / Matuta		Thesan	Tefnut				dawn
Ἔρεβος (Érebos)	Erebus	Scotus							darkness
Ἐρινύες	Erinyes	Dirae / Furiae	Furies						Furies
Ἔρις	Eris	Discordia		Eris	Anat				strife
Ἔρως	Eros	Cupido / Amor	Cupid	Erus					sexual love
Eὐτέρπη	Euterpe			Euturpa / Euterpe					"she who delights"; muse of music (especially flute music) and song; later, also of lyric poetry
Εὖρος (Euros)	Eurus	Vulturnus							East Wind
Γαῖα	Gaia / Gaea	Terra / Tellus		Cel			Zam	Jörð (jǫrð)	the earth
ᾍδης (Hāidēs) / Πλούτων (Ploutōn)	Hades / Pluto	Dis Pater / Pluto / Orcus		Aita / Eita	Anubis	Mot	Angra Mainyu	Hel	the underworld. Hades: lit. the unseen
					Osiris
Ἥβη (Hēbē)	Hebe	Iuventas	Juventas		Renpet				youth
Ἑκάτη (Hekatē)	Hecate	Trivia			Heqet				will; Hecate: trans. she who has power far off
Ἥλιος	Helios	Sol		Usil	Ra			Sól	sun	ἡμέρᾱ Ἡλίου (hēmérā Hēlíou)	dies solis (day of Sol)	Sunnandæg (sun's day)	Sunday
Ἡμέρα	Hemera	Dies						Dagr	day
Ἥφαιστος (Hḗphaistos)	Hephaestus	Vulcanus	Vulcan	Sethlans	Ptah		Atar		metalwork, forges; fire, lava
Ἥρα	Hera	Iuno	Juno	Uni	Mut, Hathor		Armaiti		marriage, family
Ἡρακλής (Hēraklē̂s)	Heracles	Hercules		Hercle / Heracle	Heryshaf	Melqart	Rostam (Heracles)		Heracles: lit. glory of Hera
Ἑρμῆς	Hermes	Mercurius	Mercury	Turms / Turmś	Anubis, Thoth		Shamash	Hermóðr (anglicized as Hermod)	transitions; boundaries; thieves; travelers; commerce; Hermes: poss. "interpreter"; Mercurius: related to Latin "merx" (merchandise), "mercari" (to trade), and "merces" (wages)	ἡμέρᾱ Ἑρμοῦ (hēmérā Hermoû)	dies Mercurii (day of Mercury)		Hermoday
								Odin (Óðinn) / Wōden				Wōdnesdæg (Woden's day)	Wednesday
Ἕσπερος (Hesperos)	Hesperus	Vesper							evening, supper, evening star, west
Ἕστία	Hestia	Vesta							hearth, fireplace, domesticity
Ὑγίεια	Hygeia	Salus							health; cleanliness
Ὕπνος	Hypnos	Somnus							sleep
Εἰρήνη (Eirēnē)	Irene	Pax							peace
Ἶρις	Iris	Arcus / Iris			Nut				rainbow
Ἰανός		Ianus	Janus	Culsans					beginnings; transitions; motion; doorways
Λάχεσις (Lakhesis)	Lachesis	Decima							Lachesis: lit. disposer of lots; luck
Λητώ	Leto	Latona							Demureness; mothers
Μοῖραι (Moirai)	Moirai / Moerae	Parcae / Fatae	Fates					Norns (nornir)	Apportioners
Μορφέας		Morpheus							Dreams
Μοῦσαι (Mousai)	Musae	Camenae	Mus						Music; inspiration
Νίκη	Nike	Victoria		Mean / Meanpe					victory
Νότος (Notos)	Notus	Auster							South Wind
Νύξ (Nyx)	Nyx	Nox			Nephthys			Nótt	night
Ὀδυσσεύς	Odysseus	Ulixes / Ulysses	Ulysses	Uthste					hero
Παλαίμων (Palaimōn)	Palaemon	Portunus							keys, doors; ports, harbors
Πᾶν	Pan	Faunus			Min				nature, the wild
Περσεφόνη	Persephone	Proserpina	Proserpine	Persipnei / Phersipnai					poss. "to emerge"
Φάων	Phaon			Phaun / Faun / Phamu					mortal boatman given youth and beauty by Aphrodite
Φήμη	Pheme	Fama							fame; rumor
Φωσφόρος (Phōsphoros)	Phosphorus	Lucifer				Attar			lit. light bearer
Ποσειδῶν	Poseidon	Neptunus	Neptune	Nethuns			Apam Napat		sea; water; horses; earthquakes
Πρίαπος (Priapos)	Priapus	Mutunus Tutunus / Mutinus Titinus							fertility; livestock; gardens; male genitalia
Προμηθεύς	Prometheus			Prumathe					forethought
Ῥέα	Rhea	Opis / Magna Mater (See Cybele, above)	Ops		Nut	Asherah			Rhea: lit. flowing. Ops: lit. wealth, abundance, resources.
Σελήνη	Selene	Luna		Losna	Isis		Mah	Máni	moon	ἡμέρᾱ Σελήνης (hēmérā Selḗnēs)	dies lunæ (day of Luna)	Mōnandæg (moon's day)	Monday
				Tiur / Tivr / Tiv
Σειληνός	Silenos	Silvanus		Selvans					Silvanus: lit. of the woods
Θάνατος	Thanatos	Mors		Leinth	Anubis	Mot			death
				Charun
Θέμις	Themis	Iustitia	Justitia / Justice						law of nature
Τύχη (Tykhē)	Tyche	Fortuna	Fortune	Nortia					luck, fortune
Τυφῶν ("Typhon")	Typhoeus	Typh			Set				"whirlwinds, storms, chaos, darkness"
Οὐρανός (Ouranos)	Uranus	Caelus					Asman		sky
		Vertumnus		Voltumna / Veltha					the seasons; change
Ζέφυρος (Zephyros)	Zephyrus / Zephyr	Favonius							West Wind; Favonius: lit. favorable
Ζεύς	Zeus	Iuppiter / Iovis	Jupiter / Jove	Tinia / Tina / Tin	Amun	Baʿal Ḥammon Dagon Hadad	Ohrmazd / Ahura Mazda	Thor (Þórr)	Zeus and Jupiter were sky and thunder gods; they were sky fathers and kings of the gods.  Thor, too, was a thunder god; he was also a god of lightning, storms, sacred groves and trees, strength, the protection of mankind, and also hallowing and fertility—but it was his father, Odin, who was king.  Tinia, a sky god, was the highest Etruscan god.  Amun-Ra was the chief deity of the Egyptian Empire; as Zeus Ammon, he came to be identified with Zeus.  Horus, meanwhile, was god of kingship and the sky.  Baʿal Ḥammon was a weather god and king of the gods; Hadad was also a storm and rain god; Dagon (mentioned in the Hebrew Bible him as the national god of the Philistines) was a grain god associated with fertility and agriculture, called Zeus Arotrios after he discovered grain and the plough, although he is often falsely assumed to be a fish god due to his name.  Finally, Ahura Mazda (literally "lord wisdom") was the creator and Zoroastrianism's highest deity.	ἡμέρᾱ Διός (hēmérā Diós)	dies Iovis (day of Jove)	Þūnresdæg (Thor's day)	Thursday
					Horus

English	Old English	French	Greek	Irish	Italian	Latin	Old Norse	Spanish	German
Chaos (Chaos)		Chaos	Χάος (Kháos)		Caos	Chaos	Ginnungagap	Caos	Chaos
Darkness (Darkness)	Sceadu	Oscurité	Ἔρεβος (Erebus)	Dorchadas	Oscurità	Tenebrae	Myrkri	Oscuridad	Dunkelheit
Death (Death/Grim reaper)	Dēaþ	Mort	Θάνατος (Thanatos)	Bás	Morte	Mors (Mors)	Dauði	Muerte	Tod
Justice (Lady Justice)	Rihtwīsness	Justice	Θέμις (Themis or Dike)	Ceart	Giustizia	Iustitia (Iustitia)		Justicia	Gerechtigkeit
Liberty (Liberty)	Frēodōm	Liberté	Ἐλευθερία (Eleutheria)	Saoirse	Libertà	Libertas (Libertas)	Frelsi	Libertad	Freiheit
Night (Night)	Niht	Nuit	Νύξ (Nyx)	Oidhche	Notte	Nox (Nox)	Nótt	Noche	Nacht
Sleep (Sleep/The Sandman)	Slǣp	Sommeil	Ὕπνος (Hypnos)	Codladh	Sonno	Somnus (Somnus)	Svefn	Sueño	Schlaf
Truth (Truth/Verity)	Trēowþ	Vérité	ἀλήθεια (Aletheia)	Fírinne	Verità	Veritas (Veritas)	Sannleikr or Sannleik	Verdad	Wahrheit

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