PAGE B3 'LOST' LEADING THE LOST Even committed viewers of the ABC series "Lost" might be forgiven for not being able to follow every twist of its anarchic plot or not being aware of the relevance -- even the existence -- of the many obscure allusions made.
In the original script, the actor said, many allusions were made to the character's faith, which many might have assumed was an extremist branch of Islam given the placement in the Middle East and public awareness about groups like the Taliban and al Qaeda.
Yet the allusions made a kind of sense.
Although Copernicus does not treat the physical nature of the spheres in detail, his few allusions make it clear that, like many of his predecessors, he accepted non-solid celestial spheres.
There is also an allusion made to the character's previous service in the military.
Neither was any allusion made to its presence in the extensive Supplementary Notes accompanying the report.
"When I was writing the first record I made so many allusions to fairy tales and nursery rhymes," he says later that evening, "and the funny thing is that when you're 16 you read them again and realise they're the most violent thing ever.
She became a morality tale stiff with Schadenfreude, and so many columnists made allusion to Icarus that Private Eye ran a special column.
Hayum also finds many allusions to Noah throughout the work.
Ancient Greek and Latin literature contain many allusions to gloves.
