Thaumas
In the Greek Mythology, Thaumas (in Greek old Θαῦμας / Thaũmas , “the Marvellous one”, of θαῦμα / thaũma , “miracle” or “wonder”), wire of Pontos (the Flood) and of Gaïa (Earth), is a paramount marine divinity personifying the wonders of the sea.
Linked with the Océanide Electra (tinted amber Clouds), he for children of the monsters, Iris (the Rainbow), very liked the Harpies (Swirls) and the messenger of the gods.
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(I, 10).
- ( with Délos , v. 62 and 67).
- (III, 20).
- (v. 233,237,265 and suiv.).
- ( Foreword , v. 14).
- (XXVI, 350).
- (IV, 479; XIV, 845).
- Photios, Myriobiblon (v. 190).
- Ptolémée Héphaistion, New History (Bk6).
- (IX, 2).
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