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'''Chrysophylax Dives''' is the comically villainous dragon in the classic story ] by ]. He stands halfway between the classical evil and greedy dragon, such as ], and the modern comical and peaceful dragon, such as ]. His name means "Goldward the Rich." His first name, Chrysophylax (Χρυσοφυλαξ), is Greek for "Guardian of Gold," and his last name, Dives, is Latin for "rich". |
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The dragon's personality is portrayed as similar to a pompous aristocrat--rather vain and arrogant but not actually malicious. Farmer Giles tends to treat him in a manner not unlike ]'s treating the rich men he robbed. |
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