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Either Clymene or Asia, a daughter of Oceanus and Tethys the above, but also Aithra or Themis, wherefore his son Prometheus.
He felt strongly about his men. He also knew that most of them would die trying to take the fort, so he wanted to try to fight also.
there are different interpretations of who killed Xerxes, and therefore it is under debate by both ancient and modern historians who all have conflicting views. it may have been the commander of the royal army, trying to take control and over through the Achmaenid rule, added by a eunuch, or his son, also trying to gain power.
They gave him confidence in trying to stop Gebu and becoming a goldsmith. Also, near the end they guarded the entrance of the tomb or shaft while Ranofer looked for help.
As tale says, he died not being able to live without being with his reflection and perishes right on the spot. There, he turned into a beautiful white flower named after him. Another tale also says he drowned trying to be with his reflection.
Daft (to describe an act of foolishness or the person committing it, although may also be used for stupid or mad / insane).
'Adage' means a saying, a maxim, or proverb. It could also be called a wisdom. So, the antonym foolishness would work. It is also called a truism so falsehoodcould also be an antonym. If you think of it as a cliche, then an uncommon idea would apply.
Blue whales communicate under water with the same type of species. But somehow, they are also able to communicate to each other when they are above the water trying to find food.
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It can be either. As a preposition, it names an object or state it is above. It can also be an adjective (the line above).
Yes, Logic is now considered a branch of Science not of Philosophy anymore. In the old days Logic is formerly a branch of Philosophy.
Sort of The joint in question may be a permanent part of the steering rack or replaceable. It may also just be called a steering rack joint or some other foolishness
In "A Midsummer Night's Dream," the donkey symbolizes foolishness, as it is associated with the character Bottom who undergoes a humorous transformation into a donkey. The donkey also symbolizes the theme of transformation and how appearances can be deceptive.
Yes Poseidon had several children. Triton, Polyphemus, the twins Otis and Ephialtes, Neleus and Pelias, Nausithoos, Nauplios, Euadne, Orion, Chrysoar, Theseus. Two animals were also created from women. They were the Pegasus and Areion, an immortal and extremely swift horse.
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Depends what grade you are in and what subject your doing. Also it depends on what you are trying to solve or trying to figure out something.