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personified as
Oneiros (Ancient Gr****: Ὄνειρος, lit. 'dream') or
Oneiroi (Ὄνειροι, 'dreams'). In the
Iliad of Homer, Zeus
sends an
Oneiros to
appear to...
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Guiyu oneiros is one of the
earliest articulated bony fish discovered.
Fossils of
Guiyu have been
found in what is now Qujing, Yunnan, China, in late...
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carrying me [a woman]
seaward step by step--a
nightmare (
oneiros), a
black nightmare (melas
oneiros)! Oh! Oh!
Mother Earth (Ma Ge),
mother Earth (Ma Ge),...
- lies the
realm of
images and ghosts.
Personifications of dreams,
called Oneiros (Gr****: Ὄνειρος, pl. Oneiroi), had
several minor references in ancient...
- extensible. It was
developed as part of the
research effort of
project ONEIROS (Open-ended Neuro-Electronic
Intelligent Robot Operating System), and its...
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define by his existence). He has
taken many names,
including Morpheus,
Oneiros, Kai'ckul, and the Sandman, and his
appearance can
change depending on...
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mythical warrior Achilles and the
princess Deidamia, and the
brother of
Oneiros. He
became the
progenitor of the
ruling dynasty of the
Molossians of ancient...
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Agamemnon went mad. In some accounts,
Achilles and
Deidamia had
another son,
Oneiros (Ὄνειρος). He was
killed by Orestes, who didn't
recognize him, in Phocis...
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distinguished /
oneiros/ (or /enar/) as "the prophetic, God-sent dream" from /en-upnion/ "the non-predictive dream". In the
scheme of Artemidoros, the "
oneiros was...
- dream-state in the
analysis of a film.: 3–4 The term
comes from the Gr****
Óneiros, the
personification of dreams.
Early film
theorists such as Ricciotto...
