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daimon
Daimon Shelton of Buffalo and James Hodgins of the Jets are others of interest.
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Daimon Downey has diverted his energy towards eclectic and ethical projects.
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For daimon, not considered a synonym, see The concept of pneuma following.
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In this way, his daimon was even telling him that death must be a blessing.
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Instead of honey, he found a daimon, and Lebadaea lost its plague while gaining a popular oracle.
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Daimon is music royalty over here in Australia and he was having his first solo art exhibition on my street.
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As further evidence of his task, Socrates reminds the court of his daimon which he sees as a supernatural experience.
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In some cases, cities were not entirely sure whether the daimon to whom they sacrificed was a hero or an underground Zeus.
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To distinguish the classical Greek concept from its later Christian interpretation, it is usually anglicized as either daemon or daimon rather than demon.
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- Devil: an evil supernatural being
- The Ferengi are an extraterrestrial race from the Star Trek universe. They first appeared in , the fourth episode of ' in 1987, during which they made first contact with the United Federation of Planets in 2364 on the planet Delphi Ardu, though they had been mentioned in the series' pilot, " ...
- A tutelary spirit that guides a person; a genius
- (Greek, divine power; in late Church Greek, an evil spirit < daio, to light up, blaze) a god, goddess; the Deity; fate, destiny, fortune. daimonion (neuter of daimonios) deity, divinity, or divine operation, (Latin numen, the Divine will).
- A complex concept, which evolved with time, and which Yeats was probably never entirely sure about. The Daimon is the supernatural opposite of the human being, but part of a single continuous consciousness with the human, and can even be viewed as the same elements in a different dimension. ...
- Greek word meaning "spirit." Used to describe all manner of nature spirits and divine entities. In later times, the word demon was created from the original word and used to indicate evil spirits.
- Originally, a value-free, driving force, a spiritual energy which leads to the creative formation of individuality; for Socrates, an inspiring and guiding spirit.
- An intermediatory between man and a God often in the form of a spirit. Sokrates believed a daimon acted as a guardian and counselor during his career. Daimones (pl.) can be either or neither benevolent or malevolent.
- The monsters from S that come from the daimon egg that Tomoe creates. They either attack the senshi or capture pure heart crystals.
