daimones Synonyms

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demon sense 3, demon sense 2

The ancient Greeks believed that daimones were intermediaries between gods and humans.
Daimones were often associated with specific aspects of life, such as fertility, health, or wealth.
Socrates claimed that he was guided by his personal daimon, which warned him of danger and error.
Plato believed that daimones were immortal beings who had once been humans but had risen to a higher level of existence.
Aristotle argued that daimones were non-physical beings that could influence the material world.
The term "daimon" is often translated as "demon," but it does not have the same negative connotations in Greek mythology.
Daimones were sometimes depicted as mischievous or even malevolent, but they could also be beneficial and protective.
The cult of the daimones was widespread in ancient Greece, and many people made offerings to them in the hope of gaining their favor.
The belief in daimones declined with the rise of Christianity, but it continued to influence Western thought and literature.
Some modern scholars believe that daimones may have been psychological projections of the human subconscious.

demon sense 3, demon sense 2

genii, materializations, spirits, familiars, djinn, phantoms, djinns, specters,genii, spectres

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The ancient Greeks believed that daimones were intermediaries between gods and humans.

Daimones were often associated with specific aspects of life, such as fertility, health, or wealth.

Socrates claimed that he was guided by his personal daimon, which warned him of danger and error.

Plato believed that daimones were immortal beings who had once been humans but had risen to a higher level of existence.