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Meanings of aesculapius in English
Synonyms
Examples for "Asclepius"
Examples for "Asclepius"
1
Let's wait for Asclepius' test results before we go down that road.
2
Within them, Asclepius could discern the shadows of people; adrift and asleep.
3
Still smiling, Zeus said, Go get some of your diagnostic equipment, Asclepius.
4
Thus many distanced themselves from Asclepius and this gave him no comfort.
5
Iole was not ashamed to say she was disappointed in Lord Asclepius.
1
Thou, Asklepios, dost look in amazement, and great Hygeia shakes her head.
2
Among the potential buyers is German unlisted hospitals chain Asklepios, two sources said.
3
The fourth day is sacred to Asklepios; one stays at home.
4
The chief temple of Asklepios, whom the Egyptians called Imhotep, was at the Serapeum.
5
Besides Asklepios, I have had dealings with sons of Asklepios.
Usage of aesculapius in English
1
The Romans kept serpents in the Temples of Bona Dea and Æsculapius.
2
The Greeks received their knowledge of Aesculapius from the Phoenicians and Egyptians.
3
By the way, I sent Aesculapius over to care for Prometheus' hands.
4
Hippolytus was killed, but by Diana's assistance Aesculapius restored him to life.
5
Do you think it is Aesculapius who has come to your aid?
6
Aesculapius: son of Apollo, the god of health and the protector of doctors.
7
There those who had taken refuge in the temple of Aesculapius were spared.
8
Envy of Deity instanced in the healing skill of Aesculapius, 688-u.
9
In fable, the Archer is Chiron, the preceptor of Jason, Achilles and Æsculapius.
10
She was punished with death indeed; but her son was Aesculapius.
11
According to Galen, Æsculapius wrote comic songs to promote circulation in his patients.
12
He imagined the weapon in his own hands on the meadow at Aesculapius.
13
PAEON, a name for both Apollo and Aesculapius, gods of medicine.
14
Let us then receive these things, as well as those which Aesculapius prescribes.
15
They took him to Tiber Island, the medical hospice at the Temple of Aesculapius.
16
There were numerous oracles of Aesculapius, but the most celebrated one was at Epidaurus.
Frequent collocations
Aesculapius through the time