- (/ˈjʊərənəs/ YOOR-ə-nəs, also /jʊˈreɪnəs/ yoo-RAY-nəs),
sometimes written Ouranos (Ancient Gr****: Οὐρανός, lit. 'sky', [uːranós]), is the personification...
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Basil Ouranos,
possibly an
elder relative, is attested, and we know from Nikephoros's
letters that he had a
brother named Michael.
Nikephoros Ouranos himself...
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largest known horned dinosaurs and the type
species was
named T.
ouranos,
after Ur**** (
Ouranos), the
father of the Gr**** titans. It was
named in 2011 by Nicholas...
- sky and
benevolent counterpart of Dyēws, with
possible cognates in Gr****
Ouranos and
Vedic Varuna, from the PIE root *woru- ("to encomp****, cover"). Worunos...
- Aoide, Archē, and Melete, said to be
daughters of Zeus and
Plusia or of
Ouranos. One of the
people frequently ****ociated with the
Muses was Pierus. By...
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Varuna and the Gr**** god
Ouranos at the
earliest Indo-European
cultural level. The
etymological identification of the name
Ouranos with the
Sanskrit Varuṇa...
- sky-god
Ouranos (whose name
means "Heaven") is the
father of the
Titans and is
derived from the
Hittite version of Anu. In Hesiod's account,
Ouranos is castrated...
- Nyx bore to Eros the gods Gaia and
Ouranos. Eros p****es his
scepter of
power to Nyx, who then p****es it to
Ouranos. The
primordial Eros was also called...
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broadly between the
succession of “kings in heaven” and the
reigns of
Ouranos,
Kronos and Zeus. The
existence of a
relation between the two
texts is...
- to Nyx; Nyx
later gave the
sceptre to her son
Ouranos;
Cronus seized the
sceptre from his
father Ouranos; and finally, the
sceptre held by
Cronus was seized...
