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Lemegeton as depicted in
A Missing Year.
Lemegeton is a Zohar control program developed during the Lost Jerusalem era in the Xenosaga series. It is the "Words of God".
Description[edit]
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Lemegeton is a Zohar control program left behind by the Messiah and translated by Grimoire Verum. It is represented in the material world as words, but in reality, it is a wavelength energy. The Song of Nephilim's wavelength is an incomplete translation of Lemegeton. Lemegeton can only be understood and spoken by Anima.
History[edit]
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Miltian Conflict[edit]
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Episode I[edit]
It is because of Lemegeton, via the Song of Nephilim (commandeered by Albedo) that the Gnosis attacked the Kukai Foundation. In additon to Jr. and Gaignun, Shion is able to hear it, much to their surprise.
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A Missing Year[edit]
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Episode III[edit]
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Database[edit]
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