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Argus or
Argos Panoptes (Ancient Gr****: Ἄργος Πανόπτης, "All-seeing Argos") is a many-
e**** giant in Gr**** mythology.
Known for his
perpetual vigilance...
- The
great argus (Argusi****
argus), or
greater argus, is a
large species of
pheasant from
Southeast Asia. It is
known for its
impressive plumage and courtship...
- taxes, and excises;
tenderness for the
liberty of the citizen; jealousy,
Argus-
e**** jealousy of the
patronage of the President"
Randolph made no
effort to...
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rings are
likened to
eye spots, thus the
common name
e**** cowry and the
specific epithet argus (after
Argus Panoptes, the many-
e**** Gr**** giant). Some individuals...
- the
Royal Fleet Auxiliary have been
named Argus,
after Argus, the hundred-
e**** giant of mythology: HMS
Argus (1799) was a 10-gun sloop,
originally a French...
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conduct sūrmā
blind person wide-awake hero, hero,
warrior half-blind man
argus-
e**** lion chubāre chaṛhiā deaf
person one on the
upper storey baptised Sikh...
- co-invented by Mark
Humayun of the USC
Eye Institute, who had been
involved in the
clinical testing of the
Argus I. The
Argus II was
first tested in
Mexico in...
- The
Argus bare-
eye (Phlegopsis barringeri) is a
species of bird in the
family Thamnophilidae.
Known only from a
single male
specimen taken in 1951 in Colombia...
- rare halo phenomenon)
Argus Panoptes, Gr****
mythological character –
argus-
e****,
great argus (pheasant species),
scatophagus argus (fish species) Albert...
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Argus, Argos, or
guardian in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Argus is the
Latinized form of the
Ancient Gr**** word Argos. It may
refer to:
Argus (Gr****...
