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PHOEBUS (Gr. for " bright," " pure,")

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Originally appearing in Volume V21, Page 449 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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PHOEBUS (Gr. for "
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bright," " pure,") , a
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common epithet of
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Apollo (q.v.) .
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Artemis in like manner is called
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Phoebe, and in the Latin poets and their
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modern followers
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Phoebus and Phoebe are often used simply for the
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sun and
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moon respectively .

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