ampyx
- proper noun
- Literature
- "You will call the chief scribe, Ampyx, to you."
Examples
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In Greek mythology, Ampyx was known as a skilled seer.
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In the legend, Ampyx was known for his ability to foresee the future.
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The poet mentioned Ampyx as one of the wise men who guided the heroes.
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Few people remember the story of Ampyx from ancient Greek mythology.
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The stories of Ampyx are often overshadowed by more famous heroes.
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"Then considering again, he asked ingenuously, 'Have I forgotten anything, Ampyx?'"
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"Ampyx immediately sat down cross-legged upon the marble floor and drew out his writing board, parchment, pen, and a small stone bottle of ink."
Surface Forms
Etymology
Ampyx in Greek myth comes from the same Greek word ampyx meaning 'headband'. A helpful way to remember it is to think of the name as an old nickname or family name linked to a headband, and one Ampyx in the stories was known as a seer.