Typhaeus

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Typhæus

(Gr.)

A famous giant, who had a hundred heads like those of a serpent or dragon, and who was the reputed father of the Winds, as Siva was that of the Maruts — also “winds ”. He made war against the gods, and is identical with the Egyptian Typhon. (TG).

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