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10 LIBRI IN INGLESE ASSOCIATI CON «ARGUS-EYED»
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The History of the Life of Leonard Torstenson, the ...
This is a reproduction of a book published before 1923.
J. Watts 1821-1907 De Peyster, 2010
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The History of the Life of Leonard Torstenson: (Lennart ...
(Lennart Torstenson,) "the Argus-eyed, Briarean-armed," Senator of Sweden,
Count of Ortala, Chief of the Swedish Artillery Under, and Generalissimo of the
Swedish Armies Subsequent to the Death Of, Gustavus Adolphus John Watts De
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John Watts De Peyster, Lennart Torstenson greve av Ortala (greve av Ortala), 1855
Argus-eyed Observant; Vigilant The stealthy movement of the prisoner could not
escape the Argus- eyed warden. Note: Argus in Greek Mythology was a monster
with hundred eyes. As sound as a bell In first rate condition. He was sixty but was
...
Prof. V.N. Sadasiva Rau, Sura College of Competition, 2004
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Top 100 Power Verbs: The Most Powerful Verbs and Phrases You ...
Argus-eyed. (1) In Greek mythology, Argus was a giant with one hundred eyes,
each looking in a different direction. Argus was employed by the goddess Hera
as a watchman to guard the nymph Io. Zeus had Argus killed by Hermes so he ...
Michael Lawrence Faulkner, Michelle Faulkner-Lunsford, 2013
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Revisionary Play: Studies in the Spenserian Dynamics
... and possibly Glaucon's tale of Gyges' ancestor in Republic II, where the brass
steed may come from) strain against his ethical intent. But Diggon treats Argus
the same way in September: "(For Roffy is wise, and as Argus eyed)" (203). b.
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The Contentious Triangle: Church, State, and University : a ...
“Hundred-Handed,. Argus-Eyed”. The. Historical. Scholarship. ofGeorge. H.
Williams. Jaroslav Pelikan Sterling Professor of History Yale University George
Huntston Williams and I received our doctorates in 1946—he from Union
Theological ...
George Huntston Williams, Rodney Lawrence Petersen, Calvin Augustine Pater, 1999
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Textbook on Legal Language and Legal Writing
Argus-eyed: Vigilant; watchful; e.g., the argus-eyed sentry; the argus-eyed press.
Argus was a legendry person who possessed hundred eyes. He was employed
by the goddess Juno to prevent her enemies from escaping. Attic salt: Refined ...
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Mythology in Our Midst: A Guide to Cultural References
Argus-eyed adj. Vigilant or intensely observant. The adjective Argus-eyed comes
from the Argos, a hundred-eyed monster in Greek mythology. athenaeum n. 1. A
literary or scientific club; 2. any building or hall used as a library or reading room
...
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The Painted Word: A Treasure Chest of Remarkable Words and ...
ARGUS-EYED. Extraordinarily vigilant, alert, awake. According to Ovid, the
hundred-eyed guardian Argus, also called Panoptes, or “All-eyes,” was
commanded by Hera to guard the nymph Io, after she caught her husband Zeus
in flagrante ...
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Dictionary of Images and Symbols in Counselling
Argus-eyed In Greek mythology, Argus was a 100-eyed giant who was assigned
by the goddess Hera, wife of Zeus, to guard lo, of whom she was jealous. The
god Hermes, slew Argus by lulling his eyes to sleep with music and then severing
...
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Sousse Massacre: Panic As ISIS Terror Cells Encircle The Globe By …
... to take proactive steps by monitoring the above-named locations throughout the length and breadth of the country with Argus-eyed vigilance. «Eagle Reporters, giu 15»
'The Wrath & the Dawn' scores with a highly engaging retelling of …
In contrast, the palaces and deserts teem with a legion of tight-lipped, angry men: Khalid, his protective general, a flirty captain, an Argus-eyed ... «Christian Science Monitor, giu 15»
Like a rotten mackerel ...
... a dread of standing armies; a loathing of public debts, taxes, and excises; and Argus-eyed jealously of the patronage of the President." «Pittsburgh Post Gazette, giu 14»
Film Review: Under the Skin
Cool and Argus-eyed, the actress bares the full weight of Glazer's film on her slender shoulders, mostly sharing scenes with non-actors who, ... «Detroit Metro Times, apr 14»
Your Overworked BFF Jennifer Lawrence Could Really Use a Year Off
... because Twitter apparently knows that Kim Kardashian and Kanye West are not spending enough time with her. Argus-eyed Twitter sees all. «Jezebel, feb 14»
Surveillance dystopia looms
Americans now live under the Argus-eyed gaze of a digital surveillance state, while increasing numbers of surveillance drones fill American ... «Asia Times Online, lug 13»
Some Cogent Examples of "Gulf Futurism"
(((More: Wikipedia brings its Argus-eyed collective intelligence to bear on poor Sophia as she innocently attempts to get a few sci-fi wahhabi ... «Wired, nov 12»
Beyond Bayonets and Battleships: Space Warfare and the Future of …
In this way, they forged an Argus-eyed security apparatus that played a major role in crushing the Filipino nationalist movement. The resulting ... «Center for Research on Globalization, nov 12»
Beyond Bayonets and Battleships
In this way, they forged an Argus-eyed security apparatus that played a major role in crushing the Filipino nationalist movement. The resulting ... «The Nation., nov 12»
Quarless has her work cut out
On the flip side, it highlights the need to be Argus-eyed over physical, emotional and psychological abuse meted out to women and girls; ... «Trinidad Guardian, mar 12»
