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   The meaning of EIDOLON is an unsubstantial image : phantom.

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   Something which is apparently seen otherwise than by ordinary sight; esp. an appearance of a prophetic or mystical character, or having the nature of… A spectral apparition, phantom; an illusory appearance. Obs. An insubstantial or imagined form; an apparition, a vision. Obsolete. A visible appearance; a manifestation of a figure; an apparition.

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   An eidolon, a manifestation, if you will, sent up to us from the uttermost deeps to bring about the end of the world. 2 meanings: 1. an unsubstantial image; apparition; phantom 2. an ideal or idealized figure.... Click for more definitions.

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   Eidolon definition: A phantom; an apparition.

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   Dictionary definition of eidolon A phantom, illusion, or ghostly image, often representing a person or thing that is no longer physically present. "The old house was said to be haunted by the eidolon of a lost soul."

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   Nov 19, 2024 · eidolon (plural eidola or eidolons) An image or representation of an idea; a representation of an ideal form; an apparition of some actual or imaginary entity, or of some aspect of reality.

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   What does Eidolon mean?

   • Giving Thanks Quiz Decide which words express gratitude and which gi... The meaning of EIDOLON is an unsubstantial image : phantom.

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   What does Eidolon mean in Greek art?

   • In ancient Greek art: a small winged figure used (esp. on vases) to represent a supernatural or incorporeal being, esp. the soul or spirit of a deceased person. The Eidolon of Apollo on a bas-relief. The eidolon of Patroklos flies in the same direction, winged, armed, and with a single spear.

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   Who is Eidolon and what does he do?

   • Eidolon, known as the Exemplar and the Soul-Severed, is the Lord Commander Primus of the Emperor's Children Traitor Legion. He leads one of the largest warbands of the Emperor's Children, oversees the Phoenix Conclave, and commands the Wage of Sin.

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   What is the theme of the poem Eidolons?

   • Eidolons is a poem by American poet Walt Whitman. The poem's theme revolves around the advice of a seer for the poet to reflect in his work the forms and true realities of the world: eidolons (Leaves of Grass).

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   What does eidolum mean?

   • Cf. idolon n. 1a. Obsolete. rare. If it should transmitt the motion caused by any other obiect, then why does not everything we Looke upon yeeld the eidolum or representation of something else. 2.a. An insubstantial manifestation of a person or (occasionally) thing; a spirit, a phantom; an apparition. Also in extended use.

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   Which Eidolon flies on a bas-relief?

   • The Eidolon of Apollo on a bas-relief. The eidolon of Patroklos flies in the same direction, winged, armed, and with a single spear. Near to the ribbon hanging in the background flies a small stick-like figure, an eidolon representing the departing soul of the deceased.

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