1 (geometry) A polyhedron with parallel ends of the same size and shape, the other faces being parallelogram-shaped sides.  A transparent block in the shape of a prism (typically with triangular ends), used to split or reflect light.
To the Jews, solar eclipses meant that the moon was passing between the sun and the earth, thereby blocking the suns light. Notwithstanding the physical explanation of a solar eclipse, there is also spiritual significance to it: At the time when the sun is eclipsed, it is an unfavorable period for the world. A parable: This can be compared to a human king who made a feast for his subjects, and placed a lantern before them.
In Greek mythology, Pegasus signifies strength, flight and inspiration. He is also associated with the springs, muses, and lightning. During the middle ages, Pegasus was seen as a symbol of fame and wisdom.During the renaissance, Pegasus became an important source of inspiration to poets and artists.Pegasus became a popular subject of ancient Greek paintings, pottery and sculpture.egasus is known as âThe Thundering Horse of Joveâ as he brought thunder and lightning from Mt. Olympus as instructed by Zeus (the king of Gods). Pegasus secured a place as a constellation in the Northern Hemisphere of the sky due to his relentless service to Zeus.