A registered office is the business office address of the registered agent and may be the same as the entityâs place of business. It cannot, however, be a post office box that is part of a commercial mail or message service unless that commercial enterprise is the registered agent.
Tyrants (from the Greek word tyrannos, a ruler of a polis; as opposed to an aristocrat or an elected official) represented the rulers during a specific period of time in Greek â¦ history, between the falls of the oligarchies and the rise of the democracies.
PHLOGEUS (2) One of the fire-breathing steeds of Ares. PHOBOS (Phobus) One of the fire-breathing steeds of Ares. PODARKES (Podarces) One of a pair of immortal horses owned by Erekhtheus (Erechtheus), king of Athens. PYROIS An alternative name for one of the four immortal horses of the sun-god Helios. SKYLLA (Scylla) One of the eight immortal horses which drew the chariot of Poseidon. STEROPE One of the four immortal horses of the sun-god Helios. STHENIOS (Sthenius) One of the eight horses of the sea-god Poseidon. THERBEEO An alternative name for one of the four immortal horses of the sun-god Helios.