eski roma'da kapılar mabudu, başı iki yüzlü bir ilâh

Турецкий язык - Английский Язык

Определение eski roma'da kapılar mabudu, başı iki yüzlü bir ilâh в Турецкий язык Английский Язык словарь

(Mitoloji) janus

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eski roma''da kapılar mabudu, başı iki yüzlü bir ilâh

Numa is said to have dedicated to Janus the covered passage at Rome, near the Forum, which is usually called the Temple of Janus

eski roma''da kapılar mabudu, başı iki yüzlü bir ilâh

A Latin deity represented with two faces looking in opposite directions

eski roma''da kapılar mabudu, başı iki yüzlü bir ilâh

(a) One of Saturn's many small satellites (b) Not to be confused with Janice, lab technician extraordinaire BUCKET CHEMISTRY ROCKS!

eski roma''da kapılar mabudu, başı iki yüzlü bir ilâh

This passage was open in war and closed in peace

eski roma''da kapılar mabudu, başı iki yüzlü bir ilâh

The temple of peace, in Rome The doors were thrown open in times of war and closed in times of peace Some think the two faces of this mythical deity allegorise Noah and his sons, who look back on the world before the Flood, and forwards on the world after the deluge had abated This idea will do very well in poetry "Slavery was the hinge on which the gates of the temple of Janus turned" (in the American war) - The Times Japanese (3 syl ) The language of Japan, a native of Japan, anything pertaining thereto

eski roma''da kapılar mabudu, başı iki yüzlü bir ilâh

[art] Design incorporating two opposite faces; from the Roman two-faced deity regarded as the doorkeeper of heaven or god of sun rise and sunset

eski roma''da kapılar mabudu, başı iki yüzlü bir ilâh

(Roman mythology) the Roman god of doorways and passages; is depicted with two faces on opposite sides of his head

eski roma''da kapılar mabudu, başı iki yüzlü bir ilâh

in Roman mythology, the god of Gateways who could see both backward and forward in time He is the god of endings and beginnings and gave his name to the month of January He was portrayed as having two heads back to back and is highly appropriate to Janus/Magus of Zeal, who saw all time in his travels -- Jules

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