Typhon - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Typhon (Set) - an Egyptian god, the brother of Osiris
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Aelian:NA_10.21 this was the shape assumed by Typhon. Others however say
Aelian:NA_10.28 ver say that it was beloved of Typhon. And in addition to
AET_1.10 And Seth is in all the evil
AET_4.9.C Horus Avenger-of-his-father Osiris before Seth. He has removed the
Athen_15.680 same who is also called Typhon. )" But Demetrius, in his
Euseb]:Chron_133 ronus; then Osiris; then Typhon the brother of Osiris; and
SelPap_2.405 aments of plaster, a statue of Typhon, part of which

Typhon ² - a giant buried underneath Mount Etna
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Cic:Scaur_29 the charred and prostrate Typhon, whose panting,] ** they
[Sen]:Octav_1-3 and brought forth a ferocious Typhoeus, when Jupiter was not so

Typhon → see Orontes

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