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Kakia (Ancient Gr****: Κακία, lit. 'malice, wickedness') is the Gr****
goddess of vice and
moral badness (presumably, sin or crime). She was
depicted as...
- Taa (/ˈtɑː/ TAH), also
known as ǃXóõ (/ˈkoʊ/ KOH; ǃXóõ pronunciation: [ǃ͡χɔ̃ː˦]; also
spelled ǃKhong and ǃXoon), is a Tuu
language notable for its large...
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known to the
Romans as Hercules) who is
offered a
choice between Vice (
Kakia) and
Virtue (Arete)—a life of
pleasure or one of
hardship and honour. In...
- the Diva
Angerona there. The
corresponding goddess in Gr****
mythology is
Kakia.
Hercules at the
crossroads A****ius, The
Golden ****, 6. 24 ff “****c verbo...
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Gnostics believed that the
first angel and
Authadia conceived the
children Kakia (wickedness),
Zelos (emulation),
Phthonus (envy),
Erinnys (fury), and Epithymia...
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offered him
glory and a life of
struggle against evil; her
counterpart Kakia (κακία, 'badness')
offered him
wealth and pleasure.
Heracles chose to follow...
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presumptuous Demiurge, who is lion-faced as the
Archon Authadia. Of the
archons Kakia, Zelos, Phthonos, Errinnys, Epithymia, the last
represents Venus. The number...
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forming part of
European route E94 (although the
section Megara–Kineta (
Kakia Skala p****)
opened in late 1964, with
motorway characteristics). The section...
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coast of the
Saronic Gulf,
south of the
Geraneia mountains. The
rocks of
Kakia Skala lie to the east. The
nearest towns are
Agioi Theodoroi (8 km to the...
- (/əˈkækiə/, Gr****: ἀκακία,
literally or "not-wickedness". a- "not" or "against",
kakia "wickedness"),
previously known as an
anexikakia ("enduring wickedness"...
