- the
wrath of the god Zeus for
their romantic hubris. Alkyóne
comes from
alkyón (ἀλκυών),
which refers to a sea-bird with a
mournful song or to a kingfisher...
- Glaucus, who was
later transformed into a
marine god. Alkyóne
comes from
alkyón (ἀλκυών),
which refers to a sea-bird with a
mournful song or to a kingfisher...
- əniː/;
Ancient Gr****: Ἀλκυόνη, romanized: Alkyóne,
derived from ἀλκυών,
alkyón, "kingfisher") was the name of the
following personages. Alcyone, one of...
- and
exported a
variety of
Unmanned Aerial Vehicles -
including the Iris,
Alkyon, ****as (also
available with single- and twin-jet engines), and 3 Sigma...
-
French one. In
Greece the
series was
partially released by Athens-based
Alkyon Publications (as Παραψυχολογία, 1990–91,
eleven known published volumes...
- activity. This
study of the
seafloor involved two
research vessels: the
Alkyon from the ****enic
Center for
Marine Research, and PlanetSolar, currently...
-
Odyssey was
built in 1973 as the Zim ro-ro
ferry Narcis,
later renamed Alkyon in 1985. In 1986, she was
bought by
Dolphin ****as Cruises,
which renamed...
-
origins of the kingfisher,
starring Alcyone and Ceyx. Alkyóne
comes from
alkyón (ἀλκυών),
which refers to a sea-bird with a
mournful song or to a kingfisher...
-
military rank was
Emmanuel Argyropoulos, who flew in a
Nieuport IV.G. '
Alkyon' aircraft, on 8
February 1912. The
first military flight was made on 13...
- de
Aviation Militaire. In Greece, a IV.G was
bought privately and
named Alkyon.
After being the
first aircraft to fly in Greece, it was
resold to the government...
