- the winds",
found on the KN Fp 1 and KN Fp 13 tablets. Traditionally, '
Zephyros' has been
linked to the word ζόφος (zóphos)
meaning "darkness" or "west"...
-
Osmia zephyros is a
species of
solitary bee in the
family Megachilidae endemic to
North America. It was
first described in 1939 by
Grace Sandhouse. "Osmia...
-
tenebrasque serena luce secat.
Tyrio pinguntur crura veneno.
antevolant Zephyros pinnae, quas
caerulus ambit flore color sparsoque super ditescit in auro...
-
battlements of all sea-loved
Cyprus where,
blown by the
moist breath of
Zephyros, she was
carried over the
waves of the
resounding sea on soft foam. The...
-
right Luna
descends in her chariot. The
heads of two wind-gods,
Boreas and
Zephyros, are in the
bottom corners. It
bears the
inscription VLPIVS SILVANVS EMERITVS...
-
older man. His
Roman equivalent is
called Aquilo.
Zephyrus (Gk. Ζέφυρος [
Zéphyros]),
sometimes shortened in
English to Zephyr, is the Gr**** god of the west...
- paura.
introduction by
Carlo Lucarelli;
preface by
Baldo Lami. Milan:
Zephyro. ISBN 88-8389-022-1. Monetti,
Domenico (2019). ""Balsamus. L'uomo di Satana"...
- The
north wind 6
Describes him as
hailing from
Thrace 81 "Offering of
Zephyros, frankincense"
Zephyrus The west wind 6 Puts
emphasis on the sea 82 "Offering...
- Sea-queen's caverns, unto
where Divine Podarge bare that storm-foot
twain [i.e.
Xanthus and Balius]
Begotten of the West-wind [i.e.
Zephyros] clarion-voiced"...
-
Eurocypria Airlines Boeing 737-800,
named "
Zephyros",
landing at
Birmingham International Airport, England. (2008)...
