Etymologie, Etimología, Étymologie, Etimologia, Etymology, (griech.) etymología, (lat.) etymologia, (esper.) etimologio
GR Griechenland, Grecia, Grèce, Grecia, Greece, (esper.) Grekujo
Region, Región, Région, Regione, Region, (lat.) regio, (esper.) regionoj
Ostmakedonien und Thrakien, Kavala, Rodhopi, Macedonia Oriental y Tracia, Macédoine-Orientale-et-Thrace, Macedonia Orientale e Tracia, East Macedonia and Thrace, Anatoliki Makedonia ke Thraki, Periferia Anatolikis Makedonias ke Thrakis
Komotini

Rhesus (W3)

Rhesusfaktorunverträglichkeit in der Schwangerschaft

"RHÉSUS": (myth.) roi légendaire de Thrace, tué par Ulysse et Diomède au cours de la guerre de Troie - lat. : Rhesus, i

Blutgruppen: A, B, AB, 0, positiv und negativ

Die Struktur der roten Blutkörperchen bestimmt die Blutgruppe. Die wichtigsten Blutgruppeneigenschaften für Bluttransfusionen sind das AB0- und Rhesus-System
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Rhesus macaque (Macaca mulatta)
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Audebert, who named the "rhesus macaque", did so after the Greek King of Thrace, "Rhesos", but emphasized that it had no special relevance. Since, the name "rhesus" has been extended to the hereditary blood antigen "Rh-factor" which was discovered on the red blood cells of rhesus macaques and was also ...
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Title: Experimentally induced Ovulation in the Rhesus Monkey (Macaca mulatta)
By: Van Wagenen, G Simpson, M E
Genre: Article
Date of Publication: 1957
Original Publication: Revue Suisse De Zoologie
Volume: 64
Pages: 807 - 819
Contributed by: BioStor

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Title: Systematic review of the rhesus macaque, Macaca mulatta (Zimmermann, 1780) / Jack Fooden.
Related Titles:
Series: Fieldiana. Zoology, new ser., no. 96
Series: Publication (Field Museum of Natural History) ; 1509
By: Fooden, Jack, 1927-
Genre: Book
Publication info: Chicago, Ill. :Field Museum of Natural History,2000.
Subjects: Classification, Macaca mulatta, Macaques, rhesus, Rhesus monkey

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Rhesusfaktor

"RHÉSUS", subst. masc.

Étymol. et Hist. 1. Zool. 1799 (Audebert, Hist. nat. des singes et des makis, t. 2, p. 5); 2. méd. 1945 "facteur Rhésus" (Garnier-Del.). 1 empr. arbitraire au lat. "Rhesus", roi légendaire de Thrace (gr. ? ? ~ s ? ?), qui fut tué par Ulysse et Diomède. 2 ainsi nommé parce que Landsteiner et Wiener l'ont mis en évidence, en 1940, en injectant du sang de "singe Rhésus" dans l'oreille d'un lapin (v. Garnier-Del.). Le mot est att. en angl. en 1941 (NED Suppl.).

rhesus

Rhesus factor

rhesus monkey

"rhesus" 1827, from Modern Latin genus name of a type of East Indian monkey (1799), given by French naturalist Jean-Baptiste Audebert (1759-1800), said to be an arbitrary use of Latin "Rhesus", name of a legendary prince of Thrace, from Greek "Rhesos".

rhesusfactor

• Rhesus-Antigene
• Rhesus-Antikörper
• Rhesus-Erythroblastose
• Rhesus-Faktor
• Rhesus-Inkompatibilität
• Rhesus-Sensibilisierung
• Rhesus-System
• Rhesusaffe

Rhesus-Faktor - Rh(esus)-Faktor - Rh blood group antigen
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"Rhesos": König von Thrakien. Er gilt als Sohn des Flussgottes Strymon und der Muse Euterpe. Erst im 10. Kriegsjahr greift er auf der Seite des Priamos in den Troianischen Krieg ein. Allerdings töteten ihn gleich in der ersten Nacht Odysseus und Diomedes bei ihrem Spähergang und vertrieben seine berühmten Pferde.

`RÁsoj (RhÐsos), gr., M.=PN: nhd. Rhesos;

Etymologie: Herkunft unklar?

Rhesusfaktor

"Rhesus", A king of Thrace, which came to the aide of the Troyans, and was slayne of Diomedes: of whome a riuer about Troy was called "Rhesus".

Rhesusunverträglichkeit

rhesus

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Our scouts have found the adventure very easy:
That as Ulysses and stout Diomede
With sleight and manhood stole to Rhesus’ tents,
And brought from thence the Thracian fatal steeds,
So we, well cover’d with the night’s black mantle,
At unawares may beat down Edward’s guard
And seize himself; I say not, slaughter him,
For I intend but only to surprise him.
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rhesus (1)

Rhesus

by Micha F. Lindemans

A Thracian king who came to Troy's rescue when that city was besieged by the Greeks. Diomedes and Odysseus secretly entered his camp, killed the king, and stole his famous horses. (Iliad X, 435)

• Rhesus Monkey, Barbary Macaque
• Rhesus Monkey, Rhesus Macaque

The Thracian Cult of Rhesus and the Heros Equitans

Vayos Liapis

p. 95-104

Résumé | Plan | Texte | Notes | Citation | Auteur

Résumés

English

A survey of the available evidence for the Thracian cult of Rhesus, mainly on the basis of the pseudo-Euripidean Rhesus and of Philostratus’ Heroicus, shows that the identification of Rhesus with the so-called Heros Equitans, or “Thracian Horseman” (first proposed almost a century ago by G. Seure) rests on firmer ground than is sometimes assumed. The paper also reviews significant portions of the pictorial and epigraphic evidence for the Heros Equitans. It concludes that the parallels between Rhesus and the Heros Equitans are too striking to be ignored.

Français

Un relevé analytique de la documentation disponible sur le culte thrace de Rhésos, se fondant surtout sur le Rhésos du pseudo-Euripide et sur l’Heroikos de Philostrate, montre que l’identification de Rhésos avec le prétendu « Heros Equitans » ou « Cavalier thrace » (d’abord proposée, il y a près d’un siècle, par G. Seure) repose sur des fondements plus assurés qu’on ne le pense parfois. Cet article passe également en revue des parties significatives de la documentation iconographique et épigraphique pour le Heros Equitans. On en conclut que le parallélisme entre ce dernier et Rhésos est trop frappant pour être ignoré.

Plan Introduction

• 1. The Thracian cult of Rhesus: insights from Rhesus and elsewhere
• 2. Rhesus and the Heros Equitans

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It must be admitted that the identification of the Heros with "Rhesus" is wholly uncertain. It is hardly made more credible by the fact that the Heros, although often identified on figured monuments with various divinities (e.g. Apollo, Asclepius, Dionysus, the Dioscuri), is never explicitly associated with "Rhesus". On the other hand, positive evidence for such an association would be extremely hard to come by if, as has been suggested, "Rhesos" is not a divine name but (perhaps in accordance with Thracian custom) a vague designation meaning "lord", "sover­eign" or the like. Indeed, a widely accepted etymology associates the name of "Rhesus" with the Indo-European root "*(H)reg-", which has produced Latin "rex", Vedic "ra´j-", Gallic "-rix", and Gothic "reiks". It is interesting that the Heros Equitans is sometimes addressed in inscriptions merely as "???" while on several occasions the dedication "???" is accompanied by a (presumably indigenous) designation, such as "???", ...
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Bergrhesus - Macaca assamensis - Mammalia

Rhesusaffe - Macaca mulatta - Mammalia

genus "Macaca macaques"; rhesus monkeys

• "Rh antibody" rhesus factor antibody
• "rhesus" of southern Asia; used in medical research
• "rhesus factor" a blood group antigen possessed by Rh-positive people
• "rhesus monkey" of southern Asia; used in medical research

Der Rhesusfaktor
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Der "Rhesusfaktor" ist ein Bestandteil der Zellmembran der roten Blutkörperchen im menschlichen Blut. Benannt wurde er nach dem "Rhesusaffen", bei dem er während einer Versuchsreihe zum ersten Mal entdeckt wurde. Ob man den "Rhesusfaktor" besitzt, also "Resus-positiv" ist oder nicht ("Rhesus-negativ") wird von den Eltern vererbt. Er ist neben dem ABO-System das wichtigste Merkmal des menschlichen Bluts.
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• rhesus
• Rhesus factor
• rhesus-macaque
• rhesus-macaques
• rhesus monkey
• rhesus-monkeys
• rhesus-system