- mythology,
Leucothea (/ljuːˈkoʊθiə/;
Ancient Gr****: Λευκοθέα, romanized:
Leukothéa, lit. 'white goddess'),
sometimes also
called Leucothoe (Ancient Gr****:...
- 35
Leukothea is a large, dark
asteroid from the
asteroid belt. It was
discovered by
German astronomer Karl
Theodor Robert Luther on
April 19, 1855, and...
- (number) 35 BC AD 35 1935 2035 Bromine, a
halogen in the
periodic table 35
Leukothea, an
asteroid in the
asteroid belt ****V (album), a 2002
album by Fairport...
- into a cow Io, an
alternate spelling of the
nereid Ino,
later known as
Leukothea, who in the
Odyssey gave
Odysseus a veil that
allowed him to
breathe underwater...
-
Irene 15
Eunomia 16
Psyche 18
Melpomene 26
Proserpina 29
Amphitrite 35
Leukothea 37
Fides 51
Nemausa 52
Europa 65
Cybele 87
Sylvia 89
Julia 121 Hermione...
-
Frederick (July 2010), "Period
Determinations for 11 Parthenope, 35
Leukothea, 38 Leda, 111 Ate, 194 Prokne, 262 Valda, 728 Leonisis, and 747 Winchester"...
- last obs).
Retrieved 3 May 2019. "JPL Small-Body
Database Browser: 35
Leukothea" (2018-10-22 last obs).
Retrieved 3 May 2019. "LCDB Data for (617)". Asteroid...
- widespread. 26
Proserpina (discovered 1853), 28
Bellona (discovered 1854), 35
Leukothea (discovered 1855), and 37
Fides (discovered 1855), all
discovered by German...
-
lance and
flail (astro.
symbol )
Amphitrite on a s**** (astr.
symbol )
Leukothea (astr.
symbol ) as
goddess of
sailors Faith (Fides, astr.
symbol ) triumphs...
-
Thetis 17
April 1852 26
Proserpina 5 May 1853 28
Bellona 1
March 1854 35
Leukothea 18
April 1855 37
Fides 5
October 1855 47
Aglaja 15
September 1857 50 Virginia[1]...
