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Aquagility | 11:24 Tue 15th Nov 2005 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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28a - Argus or Argos?

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Argus

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Thanks, johnalex. I'm sure you're right, but why not Argos? My dictionary gives Argus (guardian) from the Greek Argos.

biley

argus, noun (with capital Argus) in Greek mythology, Io�s guardian, whose hundred eyes Hera transferred to the peacock�s tail.

This may have derived from the Greek word Argos but is as Argus that dictionaries and encyclopaedias etc show the word to be used as correct.

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Chasened - and impressed, biley. Thanks.

Hi Aquagility - Biley's reply is spot on and ties up with the BBC reference below. Good Luck, ja

http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A3865845

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