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AZONI

Volume 3 · 57 words · 1815 Edition

in ancient mythology, a name applied by the Greeks to such of the gods as were deities at large, not appropriated to the worship of any particular town or country, but acknowledged in general by all countries, and worshipped by every nation. These the Latins called divi communes. Of this sort were the Sun, Mars, Luna, &c.