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J.K. Rowling’s thoughtsQuintus Horatius Flaccus was one of the greatest Roman Poets, morecommonly known as Horace. He gave Slughorn two of his Christian names.The name ‘Slughorn’ derives from the (Scots) Gaelic for ‘war cry’: sluaghghairm,which later gave rise to ‘slughorn’, a battle trumpet. I loved the wordfor its look and sound, but also for its many associations. The original Gaelicsuggests a hidden ferocity, whereas the corrupted word seems to allude to thefeeler of the Arion distinctus (or common land slug), which works well forsuch a seemingly sedentary, placid man. ‘Horn’ also hints at his trumpeting offamous names and illustrious associations.
Horace Slughorn was one of the most gifted Potion makers thatHogwarts had ever seen. Like Severus Snape, he had the power tobottle fame, brew glory, and even stopper death, but what makes atruly talented Potions master? According to J.K. Rowling, you needmore than just a cauldron and the right ingredients to whip up awinning concoction.
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