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Helios on the Pharos

The Antiquaries Journal, 1961
A half-century of research and discussion has advanced our knowledge of the Pharos of Alexandria without, however, eliminating all the uncertainties that enshroud its architecture, ornament, and technical character. In his monumental study of 1909 Hermann Thiersch worthily prepared the ground, by collecting into a single volume nearly all the evidence ...
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Helios Megistos

1995
Helios Megistos deals with conceptions of the Greek sun-god Helios in some selected works of late antique literature. The syncretistic picture is characterized by the heterogenous contours and polyvalent functions that were assigned to the god. The main part of the book presents Helios in the Orphic hymns, in the Greek-Egyptian Magical Papyri, in ...
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Helios is a marker, not a driver, of human Treg stability

European Journal of Immunology, 2022
Avery J Lam, Megan K Levings
exaly  

Helio

2022
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Helios serves as a suppression marker to reduce regulatory T cell function in pancreatic cancer patients

Immunologic Research, 2021
Huan-Long Qin, Huan-Long Qin
exaly  

The Rise of Helios

Abstract Chapter 1 is devoted to Helios, the god portrayed by the Colossus of Rhodes. From the time it was settled by the Argives, the island was divided into three different cities, Ialysos, Kamiros, and Lindos. It was placed under the protection of Zeus, who had his sanctuary on its peak, Mount Atabyron.
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∞helios

2021
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Helios

2004
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Helios

13th Annual Meeting and Technical Display Incorporating the Forum on the Future of Air Transportation, 1977
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Helios + and Helios − Treg subpopulations are phenotypically and functionally distinct and express dissimilar TCR repertoires

European Journal of Immunology, 2019
Angela M Thornton, Yong Chan Kim, Craig Martens   +2 more
exaly