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  • ...rLogo1.jpg|right|350px|The logo of Hunter College, featuring the head of [[Athena]] and the College's motto: ''Mihi Cura Futuri''}}
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  • ...]] who became [[delusional]], at the behest of the [[Greek god|goddess]] [[Athena]], and killed dozens of sheep, thinking incorrectly that the sheep were Gre
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  • ...,000 years. The name of the city is inextricably linked with the goddess [[Athena]], the daughter of [[Zeus]] in [[Greek mythology]], who was depicted as a v
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  • ...Functional Classification]] class I-III [[heart failure]] according to the ATHENA [[randomized controlled trial]].<ref name="pmid19213680">{{cite journal| au
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  • ...affect were three virgin goddesses, namely [[Hestia]], [[Artemis]], and [[Athena]]. It is a powerful but transitory [[emotion]], quickly fading, and sexuali ...ost beautiful goddess, which angered the other two contestants including [[Athena]] and Hera, and set in motion the forces that caused the [[Trojan War]]. Wh
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  • ...he global network infrastructure and the information it contains. The word Athena has a standard genesis that refers to [[Greek mythology]] and defines the c
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  • *{{cite journal|title=The new Athena alpha particle X-ray spectrometer for the Mars Exploration Rovers|author= R
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  • ...onsulting the wise man [[Polyidus]] who told him to sleep in the temple of Athena; in a dream he saw the winged horse, and woke up to find a golden bridle. B
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  • ...on]], but now there was also to be a shrine to him on the [[Acropolis]]. [[Athena]] had become universally revered by Athenians under Peisistratus’s rule. ...nt enhanced the glory of the [[Panathenaea]], a yearly festival devoted to Athena, by accentuating the Great Panathenaea with athletic contests and prizes fo
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  • ...nnection to counselling the gods, but related to specific gods (especially Athena), who had cleromantic associations.
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  • ...y rider of [[Pegasus]], which was a winged horse given to Bellerophon by [[Athena]]. Bellerophon, after numerous triumphs, including defeating the dangerous
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  • ...ek origin, dating at least to the fourth century BCE and is a reference to Athena, the goddess of wisdom. ...t is supposed to have contained a sacred grove of olive trees dedicated to Athena. [[Plato]] is thought to have acquired property there around 387 BCE<ref>
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  • ...et ''[[881 Athene]],'' which in turn was named after the Greek goddess ''[[Athena]].'' She served as a commissioned ship for 20 months, earning two battle st
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  • ...diagnosis should rule out more general [[peripheral neuropathy]].<ref name=Athena>{{citation | author = Athena Diagnostics
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  • [[Athena]] --
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  • ...]] was a god who chased away flies during the sacrifices to [[Zeus]] and [[Athena]]. Also, [[Zeus]] sent a fly to sting the horse [[Pegasus]] causing [[Belle
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  • • 2010 and 2011: Athena Kingrey is the state champion bus driver.
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  • font-family: Athena, Gentium, "Palatino Linotype", "Arial Unicode MS", "Lucida Sans Unicode", "
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  • ...or not being pious. The last thing Athens needed was more punishment from Athena for one man inciting its citizens to question her or the other gods. In the
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  • ...run so fast he could hunt deer without dogs, impressing [[Artemis]] and [[Athena]].<ref>[[Pindar]], ''Nemean Odes'' [http://www.perseus.tufts.edu/cgi-bin/pt
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