Perhaps not but the original title of: "Christmas Canceled In English Town" read a little different than:
"City in England Cancels Christmas in Favor of Potter Holiday"
Luminos is from the Latin luminosis [I'm no Latin scholar, I did a search on Google.com], meaning bright - which as my faulty memory recalls is how it is used in the Potter series. But it goes back a lot further than it's use in Harry Potter.
Luminos is from the Latin luminosis [I'm no Latin scholar, I did a search on Google.com], meaning bright - which as my faulty memory recalls is how it is used in the Potter series. But it goes back a lot further than it's use in Harry Potter.I did notice the title change, which I wouldn’t ordinarily do. (Though I might have put it in a parenthetical to clearly indicate it was my editorial.) Certainly, however, the article does make that connection. Anway, what does the luminos celebration go back to? What are its origins?
patent +AMDG