Bion

American  

[bahy-on] / ˈbaɪ ɒn /

noun

1. flourished c100 b.c., Greek pastoral poet.

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Example Sentences

Bion Bartning, who notes that his heritage is a mix of Jewish, Mexican and Yaqui tribe, pulled his children out of Riverdale and created a foundation to argue against this sort of antiracist education.

From New York Times

Bion will mainly focus on French and European insurance accounts, building on Goldman’s recent advisory work for the likes of AXA which appointed the Wall Street bank to sell its Central and Eastern European business to Austrian insurer Uniqa in February.

From Reuters

French-born Bion has advised continental European insurers, including the likes of France's AXA AXAF.PA,

From Reuters

Adonis I have taken from two third-century poets, Theocritus and Bion.

From Literature

He and three other Alexandrians, who also wrote about mythology, the pastoral poets Theocritus, Bion and Moschus, have lost the simplicity of Hesiod’s and Pindar’s belief in the gods, and are far removed from the depth and gravity of the tragic poets’ view of religion; but they are not frivolous like Ovid.

From Literature