CYCLOPES

or CYCLOPS (cla ic a myth.), race of giants in which two set: are mentioned..Homer’s c. are a wil race led by their one-eyed chief, Poly as a phemus. The C. of the older trad it i or has are three Titans each with one eye it early the center of his forehead; these thre pro CYCLOSTYLE, term used in arch. f each to the reference to building consisting o fixed columns arranged in circular form. 1868 hemisphere between Pegasus and Lyra the have CYLINDER, surface traced by < (1870); straight line rotating round a paralle pneumatic straight line as axis; also the spac rim contained between such a surface anc cycle is two parallel planes either perpendicula: ‘and (right c.) or oblique (oblique c.) to th riders axis.: point mountain, Greece, of Arcadia in a sacred to Hermes; modern Ziria. tracing CYMA, term in arch. for double resulting curved moulding. | |; without, are CYMBALS, musical instruments dat ing from pre-historic times. The modert e’s consist of thin circular metal plate: record- (tin and cone alloy), which ar bicycles, clashed, or rubbed, together. other automatic CYNEGILS (d. 643), king of We ex wheels Christian i zed. and CYNEWULF (d. 785), king of We ex miles roll CYNEWULF (fi. 750), Old Eng. poet by nothing known of life; four poems function Christ, Julian a, Helene, and The Fate. deter of the Apostles, proved to be his by in sertion of his name in Runic letters it current text; poetry shows feeling for nature especially in stormy moods.; a polar CYNICS, THE, a Gk. philosophic a equatorial chool founded by Antisthenes (b. c. sponges, 36 B.C.), an acquaintance of So crates. Splendid Diogenes of Sinope (reported to have ived in a tub) is its best-known member. proved, They held that virtue is the only good, principal fice the only evil, everything else inLaranaca, lifferent or even contemptible. Hence is a hey wished to discard all the gains of chou ivilization. and preached a ‘return to belong jature,’ which was often exaggerated many nto a dirty shamele ne , colonized