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The Frodo system is a star system somewhere near Alpha Six quadrant.

According to Robber in his conversation with Starbuck, the Frodo system has some "nast buggers there", and he alleges that "the pirate" came from there (The Long Patrol).

Notes

The existance of the Frodo system is debatable, as it may very well be a fabrication by Robber.

Frodo is a Latinized version of Fróði, the name of various Danish kings. In literature, Frodo is also the first name of a Hobbit named "Frodo Baggins" from the cult book series, "The Lord of the Rings".

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	* The existance of the Frodo system is debatable, as it may very well be a fabrication by Robber.		* The existance of the Frodo system is debatable, as it may very well be a fabrication by Robber.

	* [[w:Frodo\|Frodo]] is a Latinized version of [[w:Fróði]], the name of various Danish kings. In literature, Frodo is also the first name of a [[w:Hobbit\|Hobbit]] named "[[w:Frodo Baggins]]" from the cult book series, "[[w:The Lord of the Rings\|The Lord of the Rings]]".		* [[w:Frodo\|Frodo]] is a Latinized version of [[w:Fróði\|Fróði]], the name of various Danish kings. In literature, Frodo is also the first name of a [[w:Hobbit\|Hobbit]] named "[[w:Frodo Baggins\|Frodo Baggins]]" from the cult book series, "[[w:The Lord of the Rings\|The Lord of the Rings]]".