gigantomachy
英：[ˌdʒaɪgæn'tɒməkɪ] 美： [ˌdʒaɪgæn'tɒməkɪ]
gigantomachy 基本解释
n.巨人对天神的搏斗；
英英释义
Gigantomachy
In Greek mythology, Gigantomachy (from , from gigas Giant and makhē battle) was the symbolic struggle between the cosmic order of the Olympians led by Zeus and the nether forces of Chaos led by the giant Alcyoneus.Karl Kerenyi, The Gods of the Greeks, 1951:28–30; Gigantomachy: Sculpture & Vase Representations Heracles fought on the side of Olympians, who defeated the Giants in accordance with Hera's prophecy that the gods' victory would not be accomplished without the participation of the son of a mortal mother.以上来源于:Wikipedia
gigantomachy 相关例句
权威例句
Gigantomachy and Natural PhilosophyGiants and Fallen Angels in Dante and Milton: The "Commedia"and the Gigantomachy in "Paradise Lost"The Central Group in the Gigantomachy of the Old Athena Temple on the AcropolisLydos and the GigantomachyHeidegger’s GigantomachyHeidegger’s GigantomachyOnce again, gigantomachy: prolegomena to a reinterpretation of the schlick-husserl quarrel on the synthetic a prioriGigantomachy in Aeneid 2Allusions of Grandeur: Gigantomachy, Callimachean poetics, and literary filiationThe Gigantomachy of Idealism and Realism in the Early Philosophy of Fichte and Schelling
