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Glycon

(glī`kən), fl. c.3d cent. A.D., Athenian sculptor and copyist. He executed the Farnese Hercules after the original by Lysippos.

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In addition, there is a group of glycon signals: [[delta].sub.c] 101.3, 77.1, 76.7, 73.5, 69.8, and 60.8.

Structure Analysis of Effective Chemical Compounds against Dengue Viruses Isolated from Isatis tinctoria

El oraculo de Alejandro en Abonuteico (19) se mostro particularmente activo en los anos de la peste, pues sin duda fueron muchos las per sonas que le consultaban al dios-serpiente Glycon (es decir, al profeta Alejandro) sobre la forma de evitar esta enfermedad mortal (20).

War and religion: Lucian, the oracle of Alexander in Abonuteichos, and the military defeats of Sedatius Severianus against the Parthians, and Marcus Aurelius against Cuadi and Marcomanni/ Guerra y religion: Luciano, el oraculo de Alejandro de Abonuteico y las derrotas de Sedatio Severiano contra los Partos y de Marco Aurelio contra Cuados y Marcomanos

One would like more clarity on whether or not sources acutally term someone a "hero" (Harmodius/Aristogeiton 23, Timoleon 31, Xanthippos 32, Aratus 33, Philopoemen 34, Glycon 82).

New Heroes in Antiquity: From Achilles to Antinoos

All of our products are centered in and around the crystallization of biological macromolecules, from our patent-pending, technological breakthrough Memb-PASS product line to our exclusive distribution of Glycon Biochemicals' Detergents, the purest available anywhere.

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There is some evidence that flavonoids in their glycon form seem to be more inhibitory effect on rotavirus infectivity than flavonoids in their aglycon form (120).

Quercetin: a versatile flavonoid

Sovak and his colleagues conducted a pilot study in humans comparing high-purity, pharmaceutical-grade resveratrol to resveratrol glycon, the natural form of resveratrol extracted from the Polygonum plant.

Growing evidence links resveratrol to extended life span

Glycon. Epigram 124, Book 10, in The Greek Anthology.

A "new" seventeenth-century English translation of "el celoso extremeno"

In the second half of the 2nd century AD this Alexander announced he was the prophet of a new god, the serpent Glycon, who was the child of the healer god Asclepius.

Paul and the Athens Epicureans: between polytheisms, atheisms and monotheisms

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HPV testing may replace Pap smears for primary screening

Some ginsenosides are glucose-formed (glycon) and stimulate cell growth.

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Glycon the strong man, that doesn't mean you wouldn't

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Cynics could threaten the status quo, though there is no reason to think that Peregrinus, or Alexander of Abonuteichos with his snake god, Glycon, were much of a menace.