Adrastea
Britishnoun
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The new images revealed details astronomers hadn’t expected to see around the guardian of the solar system, including two of the giant planet’s smaller moons Amalthea and Adrastea.
From New York Times
So it’s good to know that this new game has a lot more and varied bosses present, from things like the mobile armor-esque Dendrobium to the land battleship Adrastea.
From Forbes
Perhaps the Adrastea were engrafted upon the Dionysia.1692.Athen.
From Project Gutenberg
These, and innumerable other actions of the same kind, Adrastea, who is also called Nemesis, the avenger of wicked and the rewarder of good deeds, is continually bringing to pass: would that she could always do so!
From Project Gutenberg
Let our Adrastea be propitious to these words.
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