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big monday express

mcnal71 | 11:56 Mon 11th Apr 2011 | Crosswords

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33d) god of the east wind in greek mythology ?

Is it EURUS or EUROS ??

Thanks

DR £500

daily mail monday.

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bibblebub

Eurus http://www.theoi.com/Titan/AnemosEuros.html

bibblebub

(or the other)

mcnal71

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ok, what do other people have. i will put a note it with my entry. nothing worse than questions with no definitive answer !!

bibblebub

sorry for jumping in so quickly

Chambers gives it as Eurus, as the Latin derived from the Greek Euros.

paddywak

wouldn't bother with a note mcnal, when an answer has two recognised spellings like this they normally except either so long s it doesn't interfere with the rest of the grid. I've gone for Eurus

mcnal71

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thanks paddywak, thats what i have too. it just puts a seed of doubt in the mind when there are alternatives !! bibblebub, thanks for your help too :-)

boingboing

I've gone for Eurus, this problem appears from time to time. The common one is a Greek hero in the Trojan War, A?A? Do you put Ajax (the usual answer) or do you put Aias (my old Classics tutor's preferred spelling). I'm always intrigued as to whether the compilers simply stick to a rigid answer policy or whether they allow a little bit of leeway if the answer doesn't interfere with other clues. Hopefully they go with the latter!

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