Cheiron

[ kahy-ron ]

noun

, Classical Mythology.

1. Chiron.

Cheiron

/ -rən; ˈkaɪrɒn /

noun

1. See Chiron
   a variant spelling of Chiron

Example Sentences

Jason was going to answer her scornfully, when Cheiron's words, "Speak harshly to no soul whom you may meet," came to his mind.

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And old Cheiron clapped his hands together and beat his hoofs upon the ground, for wonder at that magic song.

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Then, as Cheiron saw them, he leapt up and welcomed them every one, and set a feast of venison before them.

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One of them named Cheiron, famous for his knowledge of medicine, music and botany, had been the teacher of Hercules.

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Peleus kindled in the gods desire to give him Thetis, and to hymn their nuptials at the board of Cheiron.

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