therion

| The Greek '' 'θηριον' '' ( '' therion '') means a murderous, ravening man-eater, of the sort often released into a Roman arena, like the Colosseum, to eat up a prisoner or to fight against a gladiator.

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| The Greek '' 'θηριον' '' ( '' therion '') means a murderous, ravening man-eater, of the sort often released into a Roman arena, like the Colosseum, to eat up a prisoner or to fight against a gladiator.

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Some nice recent blog reviews, from mordicai magog, to caeli therion, and Everything2.com.

botanical updatery jlundberg 2008

[6] It is hard to translate the alliterative jingle of Aristotle's saying (Politics 1253a29) that outside the polis one is either degraded or divine, therion or theos, where therion means a (subhuman) animal.

Scandal Wills, Garry 2002

Another Greek word is _therion_, which means wild beast.

The Boy Ranchers at Spur Creek or Fighting the Sheep Herders Willard F. Baker

"Then bronto -- bronto -- therion must mean -- thunder beast!" cried Dick, rather proud that he had thus pieced together some information.

The Boy Ranchers at Spur Creek or Fighting the Sheep Herders Willard F. Baker

This, is (...) (therion), a wild beast, or a beast of prey.

Commentary on Revelation 1837-1913 1909

The correspondence of syllables and accents in Greek is striking; "He porne kai to therion; He numphe kai to arnion."

Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible 1871

Another object of the form Greek, "arnion," the Lamb, is to put Him in the more marked contrast to Greek, "therion," the Beast.

Commentary Critical and Explanatory on the Whole Bible 1871

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