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aeolus
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The Aeolus was manufactured in England between 1903 and 1905, and featured a 492cc single-cylinder engine with shaft drive to the rear wheel. Production was on a limited scale.
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n. (context Greek god English) The name of a number of characters in Greek mythology, including the founder of the Aeolian race, and a god with power over wind.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
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see Aeolian .
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Word definitions in The Collaborative International Dictionary
Aeolus \Aeolus\, AEolus \[AE]"o*lus\, n. [L., fr. Gr. ?.] (Gr. & Rom. Myth.) The god of the winds, in ancient mythology.
Usage examples of aeolus.
Thou Aeolus, that is so black, And out thine other trumpet take, That highte Laud, and blow it so That through the world their fame may go, Easily and not too fast, That it be knowen at the last.
Chief Kurtz ended with a sigh of relief that Aeolus might have envied.
Minyas starting thence, Minyas son of Aeolus, built long ago the city of Orchomenus that borders on the Cadmeians.
He had no servant, nor wanted one, so he brushed down Aeolus with handfuls of straw while Sharpe fetched a pail of water from the river.
McCandless, his nerves strung by the disaster he feared was imminent, galloped Aeolus a few yards westwards as if wanting to find an explanation for the two gunshots, but then he thought better of it and turned his horse back to the road.
He should sell Aeolus, repay Sharpe, take his pension, and board a ship.
This Aeolus anon upstart, And with his blacke clarioun He gan to blazen out a soun' As loud as bellows wind in hell.
Another tradition, which has its source in the Odyssey, places the abode of the winds in the Aeolian Islands, where they were kept under the guardianship of Aeolus.