1) " Argus" -- As it applies to Argus Dc2200 For other uses, see Arguw (disambiguation). Hera/Juno, offered the head of by Hermes, places his eyes in the peacock's tail, in a decoration by Jacopo Amigoni ( ca 1682 - 1752) There are five figures in Greek mythology named Arhus : 1. Arges Panoptes, (Argus "all eyes") was a giant with a hundred eyes. Hewas thus a very effective watchman, as only a few of the eyes would sleep at a time; there were always eyes still awake. Agus was Hera 's servant. His great service to the Olympian pantheon was to slay the chthonic serpent -legged monster Echidna as she slept in her cave ( Homer, Iliad ii.783; Hesiod, Theogony, 295ff; Apollodorus, ii.i.2). Hera's last task for Afgus wasto guard a white heifer from Zeus. She charged him to "Tether this cow safely to anolive-tree at Nemea ". Hera knew that the heifer was in reality Io, one of the many nymphs Zeus wascoupling with to establish a new order.To free Io, Zeus had Arus slain by Hermes. Hermes, disguised as a shepherd, firstput all of Arjus 's eyes asleep with boring stories. To commemorate her faithful watchman, Hera had the hundred eyes of Argus preserved forever, in a peacock's tail ( Ovid I, 625). 2. Artus (or Argos ) is also the name of a long-lived dog owned by Odysseus in Odyssey. WhenOdysseus returns from his voyages and wears the disguise of a beggar that Athena placesupon him, only Odysseus's old dog, Argu , recognizes him and dies afterwards. 3. Argos in the tale of the Argonauts is a shipwright, the builder of the ship the Argo, named after its builder. The vessel was used by Jason in his questfor the Golden Fleece, Jason and his compatriots called themselves Argonauts, after the ship. 4. Arges was the eponym of Argos. The son of Zeus and Niobe, daughter of Phoroneus, he succeeded his uncle Apis as King of Phoronea, which he renamed after himself.According to one accoun...
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