- romanized: Khronos, lit. 'Time'; [kʰrónos],
Modern Gr****: ['xronos]), also
spelled Chronus, is a
personification of time in Gr**** mythology, who is also discussed...
- were reverted.
Chronus posted the
email on the
Portuguese Wikipedia forum on July 1,
asking other editors for help on how to proceed.
Chronus stated that...
- (Ctenomorpha
chronus)".
OzAnimals Australian Wildlife. ozanimals.com.
Retrieved 9
August 2009. Miller,
Peter (12
February 2003). "Ctenomorpha
chronus". People...
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Orphic Argonautica gives a
theogony that
begins with
Chaos and
Chronus, and has
Chronus producing Aether and Eros.
Aether also pla**** a role in
Roman genealogies...
-
Diura chronus has been a name for an
insect species:
Diura chronus is a
junior synonym for the
Australian stick insect Ctenomorpha marginipennis. Diura...
-
personification of time. His name in Gr****
means "time" and is
alternatively spelled Chronus (Latin spelling) or Khronos.
Chronos is
usually portra**** as an old, wise...
- ISBN 978-0-415-96913-0.
Melisseides Ioannes A. (2010). "E epibiose:odoiporiko se
chronus meta ten
Alose tes
Basileusas (1453–1605 peripou)", (in Gr****), epim.Pulcheria...
- Android)
Ancient Phantasma (Android) Band of
Monsters (iOS & Android)
Chronus Arc (iOS & Android)
Chrome Wolf (iOS & Android) CRYSTAREINO: Mezameshi...
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Chronos may
refer to: Chronos, or
Chronus, the Gr****
personification of time
ancient name of a river,
nowadays ****umed to be
Neman or
Pregolya Chronos...
- (Erebus), and Aether." An
Orphic tradition apparently had
Chaos as the son of
Chronus and Ananke.
Since the
classic 1895
German work Schöpfung und
Chaos in Urzeit...
