Erebus
11Erebus — Erebus, Mount a mountain that is an active ↑volcano on Ross Island in Antarctica …
12Erebus — Erebus1 [er′ə bəs] n. [L < Gr Erebos < IE base * regwos , darkness > Arm erekoy, evening, Goth rigis, darkness] Gr. Myth. the dark place under the earth through which the dead pass before entering Hades Erebus2 [er′ə bəs] Mount volcanic… …
13Erebus — For other uses, see Erebus (disambiguation). Greek deities series Titans and Olympians Aquatic deities Chthonic deities Personified concepts Other deities Primordial deities …
14Erebus — Cette page d’homonymie répertorie les différents sujets et articles partageant un même nom. Erebus, nom latin du dieu grec Érèbe, a donné son nom : à l expédition Erebus et Terror, d après les navires HMS Erebus et HMS Terror, une expédition …
15Erebus — 1. En la mitología griega, Erebus o Érebo era un dios primordial, personificación de la oscuridad. 2. El monte Erebus es un volcán activo de la Antártida situado en la costa oriental de isla Ross. Su elevación es de 3.794 m sobre el nivel del mar …
16Erebus — Ere|bus 〈m.; ; unz.; griech. Myth.〉 = Erebos * * * Ere|bos [auch: ɛ… ], Ere|bus, der; [lat. Erebus < griech. Érebos] (Mythol.): Unterwelt; Reich der Toten in der griechischen Sage. * * * Ere|bos [auch: ɛ...], Ere|bus, der; [lat. Erebus <… …
17Erebus — n. god of darkness (Greek Mythology); Mount Erebus, volcano in Antarctica …
18Erebus crepuscularis — female Scientific classification Kingdom …
19Erebus (disambiguation) — Erebus may refer to the following:*Erebus, the Greek god of darkness *HMS|Erebus, the name of five ships of the Royal Navy, most famously: **HMS|Erebus|1826|6, part of the expedition that carried Sir John Franklin s failed expedition to find the… …
20Erebus caprimulgus — Scientific classification Kingdom: Animalia Phylum …
