| sthenia | A condition of activity and apparent force, as in an acute sthenic fever. Origin: G. Sthenos, strength, + -ia, condition (05 Mar 2000) |
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(<r0eW), a festival with contests celebrated by the Argives in honour of Zeus sur- named Sthenius, who had an altar consisting of a large rock in the neighbourhood of Hermione. (Hesych. sv 2J0?ta: compare Pans. ii. 32. ?7, 34. ?.) Plutarch (de Mus. p. 1140, c. ...
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