Scull, Sarah Amelia · Philadelphia : Porter & Coates · leaf 142
the strength and symmetryAres, or Mars. r r ^. ^ ., , , . \. of form that constitute the chief charm of manly beauty and presence.Offices. 1. God of wars that might be just or unjust—that might have victory or defeat. 2. To take part in battles. 3. To preside over manly sports. Attendants. Enyo… … ARES. 141 the fury of combatants. Other attendants assigned toAres were—Eris (strife), Deimos (dread), and Phobos(alarm). Assoc. Myths. 1. Diomedes,—In a combat with Diomedes, assistedby Athena, Ares was wounded, and in consequence* roared hke ten thousand men. On that occasion heis represented as…
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