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Argus

Ancient Greek and Roman mythology
Ancient Greek and Roman mythology

Phraseologism: Argus.

Meaning: Vigilant, vigilant watchman, inseparably watching someone.

Origin: In Greek mythology, Argus is a multi-eyed giant. The jealous goddess Hera assigned him as a guard to Io, the daughter of the king of Argos, with whom Zeus fell in love. Sleepless Argus vigilantly guarded Io. First mentioned in Homer. Hence the expression "Argus's eye" - supervision by a cheerful, vigilant, vigilant guard, from whom no one and nothing will hide. Sometimes this is called, following an ancient legend, a pattern on peacock feathers, the so-called "peacock eye". According to legend, when Argus died at the hands of Hermes, the goddess Gaia, in order to preserve the memory of her faithful servant, transferred his eyes to the plumage of a peacock.

Random phraseology:

I'm ready to cut the truth - quietly, quietly!

Meaning:

About a timid truth-lover (jokingly-ironic).

Origin:

From the poem "Prudence" by the poet and playwright Alexei Konstantinovich Tolstoy (1817-1875).

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