(gā'ə)
n. Greek Mythology
The goddess of the earth, who bore and married Uranus and became the mother of the Titans and the Cyclopes.
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Gae·a (jē'ə) also Gai·a
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| Britannica Concise Encyclopedia: Gaea |
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| Columbia Encyclopedia: Gaea |
| Mythology Dictionary: Gaea |
| Best of the Web: Gaea |
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| Nereus (sea god) | |
| Mnemosyne (in Greek Mythology) | |
| Tethys (in Greek religion and mythology) |
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