Darbbuhlorn. This appears to be the anagrammatic version of the name L. Ron Hubbard. It was first seen in the first translation of the Book of Willard, where three virgins and a homosexual were put to the alter for sacrifice. They were the children of Coriumtes who was the son of Darbbuhlorn.
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