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antichthon
[ an-tik-thon, -thuhn ]
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Word History and Origins
Origin of antichthon1
1645–55; < Latin antichthonēs (plural) < Greek antíchthones the antipodes, equivalent to antí anti- + chthon- (stem of chthṓn ) earth + -es plural noun suffix
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Example Sentences
Some of the Pythagoreans say, that the splendor arises from the earth, its obstruction from the Antichthon (or counter-earth).
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They assume moreover another Earth opposite to this (ἐναντίαν ἄλλην ταύτῃ) which other they call Antichthon.
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Hicetes the Pythagorean, that there are two earths, this and the Antichthon, or the earth opposite to it.
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