Rhea

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20.10.1905 00:00 Heidelberg 8e43 49n24 observations 1


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Named for the daughter of Uranus and Gaea {see planet  (1184)}, sister and wife of Cronus, and mother of Zeus, Poseidon {see planets  (5731),  (4341)}, Hades, Demeter {see planet  (1108)}, Hera {see planet  (103)}, and Hestia {see planet  (46)}. Rhea was called “the mother of the gods” or the “great mother goddess”. Her Roman name was Tellus (or Terra) and her Phrygian name was Cybele {see planet  (65)}. (Z 228) _ _.


Discovered on 20-10-1905 in Heidelberg by Wolf, M. F.

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