- that
Zephyrus is the son of the
goddess Gaia (the
mother earth)
instead (the father, if one
exists at all, is not named). In Gr**** tradition,
Zephyrus became...
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Zephyrus (Gk. Ζέφυρος [Zéphyros]),
sometimes shortened in
English to Zephyr, is the Gr**** god of the west wind. The
gentlest of the winds,
Zephyrus is...
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Zephyrus (Gr****: Ζέφυρος),
according to the
apocryphal Letter to
Aristotle 14, was the soldier, who
brought Alexander the
Great a
helmet full of water...
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usually paired with Notus, the
south wind, like
Zephyrus is
paired with Boreas. Like
Notus and
unlike Zephyrus/Boreas,
Eurus has
little to no
mythology of...
-
European tradition, a
zephyr is a
light wind or a west wind,
named after Zephyrus, the Gr**** god or
personification of the west wind.
Zephyr may also refer...
- the
Philippines include:
Bahala Na Gang Budol-Budol Gang Dugo-Dugo Gang
Zephyrus Crew (Romblon)
Kuratong Baleleng Martilyo Gang
Salisi Gang
Zesto Gang Satanas...
- the first, he and
Zephyrus discuss the woes of the
Argive princess Io at the
hands of Zeus and Hera,
while in the
second Zephyrus enthusiastically describes...
-
Lasioglossum zephyrus females become either mated egg-layers or
workers who forage, guard, and make cells. In a
typical Lasioglossum zephyrus colony, the...
- twilight. In Hesiod's Theogony,
Astraeus and Eos
produce the winds—namely
Zephyrus, Boreas, and Notus—as well as
Eosphorus and the stars. A few
sources mention...
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believed to have
dwelt in the
Elysian Fields.
Chloris was
abducted by
Zephyrus, the god of the west wind (which, as Ovid
himself points out, was a parallel...