Definition: The word "anthracothere" refers to an ancient Greek goddess associated with the sun, known as Theakles or Asclepius. Definition: The name "anthracothere" was derived from the Latin word meaning "sun," which is one of the five basic elements in ancient Greek philosophy. In the Bible, it appears as a figure in the Book of Job, where it is mentioned as an "angel" who brings forth seeds and plants. In the Greek mythology, Theakles (an epithet of the sun) was the patron of poets, artists, and the arts. She was considered to have a special ability to heal wounds and diseases, thus making her an important figure in healing practices throughout history. The word "anthracothere" also appears in the Book of Job as the name of God's angelic host who brings forth seeds and plants.
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