- Pronoea
PRONOEA, æ, Gr. Πρόνοια, ας, ein Beynamen der Minerva, welche zu Delph ihren besondern Tempel hatte. Pausan. Phoc. c. 8. p. 623. Er heißt so viel, als Providentia, die Vorsehung. Gyrald. Synt. XII. p. 355.
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