Typhon Painting

Typhon — Greek. Tupon In Greek mythology, the monstrous son of the earth Gaia and Tartarus[1]. According to another version, Typhon is born, the Hero, struck his hand on the ground, when she decided in retaliation to Zeus, rodivshey Athens, also independently to produce offspring. Hera gave Typhon on the education of the Python, slain by Apollo, then[2]. Typhon — wild chthonic ceratomerinae creature: he has a hundred dragon heads, torso to thighs — man. Below the hips instead of legs Typhon — ring of writhing snakes. The body is covered with feathers. He is bearded and hairy[3]. Each breath of Typhon emits a voice of wild bulls, lions, dogs[4]. Typhon could be the ruler of the world, if Zeus had not joined him in the fight: he struck Typhon with lightning bolts and struck him perunali and threw it in Tartar[5]. According to another version of the myth, the victory was given to Zeus with great difficulty: Typhon Zeus seized the rings of snakes, cut his tendons, locked him in Cortisol a cave in Cilicia, where Zeus kept Dragonica Dolphin. But Hermes Agian kidnapped and hidden in a cave sinews of Zeus, put them to him, and he, finding strength again, he chased Typhon. Moira tricked Typhon, persuading him to sample T. called day fruit (poisonous plant "ephemeral"), ostensibly to increase strength[6]. Zeus piled on Typhon huge mount Etna in Sicily, and from there he spews flames[7]. Typhon and Echidna has given birth to many monsters (Orff dog, the dog Cerberus, larnakas Hydra, Chimera[8]. Typhon belongs to the offensive forces of the earth, its fate, like other monsters, is a foregone conclusion in the fight with the Olympians honestum. Typhon - wild, chthonic being; "part of his body below the hips consisted of a huge serpent writhing rings, which, surging to the top of the body, issued a loud whistle. All his body was covered with feathers" (Apollodorus. I. VI. 3). Each breath of Typhon emits a voice of wild bulls, lions, dogs (Hesiod. Theogony. 829-835). Teton, Typhon gr. Tiitonos In Greek mythology, the deity of light, initially the actual "noon" (Schol. Lycophr. 18), "the beginning of the end of the day" (Schol. Hom. Od. V 1) and even "light, but extinguished" (Nom. Od. V 1). T. — son (variant: brother) Laomedon (Nom. Il. XX 237), the brother of Priam, father of Memnon and the Phaeton, spouse (variant: son; Apollod. III 14, 3) EOS (Hom. Il. XI 1; Hes. Theog. 984 trace.; Verg. Georg. I 447), which, being So, took it to him, asking for him from Zeus immortality but forgot about eternal youth (Hymn. Nom. IV 220-224); although EOS and gave T. the nectar and Ambrose (IV 232), he was old (cf. the saying "to survive") and became a cricket. Cm. also, the Cicada G. Guseinov [Myths of the peoples of the world. Encyclopedia: Teton, S. 1 FF. Myths of the world, C. 7550 (compare the Myths of peoples of the world. Encyclopedia, Dictionary, P. 515)] the Brother of king Priam of Troy Teton (Typhon), the beloved of EOS. She asked Zeus to make the Teton immortal but forgot to ask for eternal youth. So her boyfriend was getting Kahlee and talking senselessly to himself, until quite wrinkled, turned into a chirping Cicada (var.: cricket). Teton, Typhon (T i n w q o z) is the Deity of light, initially the actual "noon" (Schol. Lycophr. 18), "the beginning of the end of the day" (Schol. Hom. Od. V 1) and even "light, but extinguished" (Hom. Od. V 1). Teton son (variant: brother) Laomedon (Nom. Il. XX 237), the brother of Priam, father of Memnon and the Phaeton, spouse (variant: son; Apollod. III 14, 3) EOS (Homer's Iliad, XI, 1; Hes. Theog. 984 trace.; Verg. Georg. I 447). As any woman, EOS was subject to the power of Eros. Seeing with his heavenly heights of Teton, son of the Trojan king, she loved it and took to his pink Palace on the edge of heaven and earth. Wanting to share with Teton happiness forever, EOS begged Zeus to grant him immortality, but by absent-mindedness, characteristic of all love, forgot to ask for eternal youth. There was time, measured monthly pace of Selena and the annual requests of Helios, and although EOS gave him divine ambrosia and nectar, withered beauty of Teton. On his forehead Chronos like the cutter cut through the deep wrinkles. Wrinkled the once beautiful cheeks. The sonorous voice became hoarse and raspy. Couldn't love the Teton EOS. She kept to him only pity. So she threw it on the ground, as would other cruel beauty and was kept in his mansion behind a curtain, trying to see as little as possible, so as not to suffer from bitter memories. Once the tower was visited by the gods, and, having heard from behind the curtain hoarse senile breath, ashamed of Zeus, EOS had the gift became a source of suffering for her, and for the unfortunate of Teton. Took it at the elder human form and turned him into a cricket. Since the cricket live in old wooden houses and its rattling hums a sad song. From Teton EOS gave birth to a beautiful son and gave him the Egyptian name of Memnon. He became king sun-loving Ethiopians — people with flaming persons that lived at the southern tip of the earth. EOS in her chariot with her Гладь воды ласкает небо И бриллианты-мотельки Кружат танец солнца бликов В зеркале морской воды Их игра рождает радость И наяд сверкает след Стайка рыб играет в прядки Бирюзы оттенков бег И Тифон под Этной тихо Пьет века свою печаль Узник Зевса и Афины Огнедышащий вулкан Остров избранный богами Плодородный красотой Царство кошек ,под плодами Апельсинов спелых зной И Сицилия с рассветом И под полною луной Наполняла меня светом И любила тишиной...

Painting:Paint on Canvas

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Size:19.7 W x 19.7 H x 0.6 D in

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