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Medea, in stark contrast, is a Greek mythologicalfigure famous for killing her own children.
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Possibly because he is so startlingly successful, he is expected to cut an almost mythologicalfigure.
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The great mythologicalfigure Cuchulainn was probably a comet that very nearly smacked into the Earth in AD 540.
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Like the mythologicalfigure of Icarus, critics of the European Union believe it has flown too close to the sun.
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Wearing nothing beyond her chemise, it changed Catherine into a kind of mythologicalfigure of a humid species like nymphs and naiads.
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Perhaps existentialist at best, like a mythologicalfigure in an ever-repeating process of rolling a boulder uphill, only to watch it roll down.
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Elphin's a born warrior and bona fide mythologicalfigure, well able to handle herself in a fight and with access to weirder sources of power.
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The space below was patterned with rosettes, sacred trees, and mythologicalfigures.
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With its exquisite braid of mythologicalfigures, the cauldron threw open the doors of an iconographic treasure-house.
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The painting depicts Venus and other mythologicalfigures, and has been gawked at by tourists and studied by academics for centuries.
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Old snuff boxes were frequently made of horn impressed or stamped with beautiful designs, such as hunting scenes and mythologicalfigures.
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Besides these, there were a host of mythologicalfigures-theWalkyres or bridal maidens, the river maids; and the white women, Hertha and Frigga.
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Their table was close to a column, which was decorated from pedestal to capital with the most familiar mythologicalfigures of ancient Egypt.
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Exactly in proportion to the mental and moral insight of any race, its mythologicalfigures mean more to it, and become more real.
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Captain Keyes had seen the news feeds and heard the rumors, like everyone on in the fleet-theSpartans were near-mythologicalfigures in the military.
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The walls were covered with odd portraits, whose frames were crumbling in decay, and the window curtains adorned with fairy scenes and mythologicalfigures.