Argos was a city in Ancient Greece with Hera as its patron. Argos was also Odysseus' faithful and loyal dog
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argos dies when his master Odysseus returns to him. no one kills him
Odysseus cries a tear, but wipes it from his eye. Argos perks up at the vistor and wags his tail. He asks the swineherd Eumaeus about the dog, who tells him about Argos. When Argos recognizes Odysseus, he dies.
In Greek mythology, Argos is often associated with the city of Argos in the Peloponnese, which is named after him. He was known for having many eyes and served as a guardian for Hera. Additionally, the term "Argos" can also refer to the region surrounding the city. However, the specific abode of the god Argos is not a central focus in myths.
Argos was not a thing or part of nature, so there was no 'god of argos'. However, Argos was a minor god himself, being the keeper of the winds. He kept the four strong winds -- North Wind, East Wind, South Wind, and West Wind -- locked up tightly so that they wouldn't all escape at once being their strongest form and causing chaos across the globe.
Find it, get it, Argos it!
no it isn't because Argos the shop is English and Argos the city is Greek
You need your argos card to buy stuff.
you can use it to buy things on the Argos website or in the Argos shop
Argos - retailer -'s motto is 'Find it, Get it, Argos it.'.
The address of the Argos Public Library is: 142 North Michigan Street, Argos, 46501 1125
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It depends on which Argos, if you go onto the Argos website and click on store finder and find your argos it will tell you what time it opens and shuts :)
No, you cannot use your Argos card at Halfords. The Argos card is specifically for purchases at Argos stores and their online platform. Halfords operates independently and does not accept Argos payment methods.
Assuming you meant 'Sainsbury's' - nope... You can only use the Argos card in Argos shops, on the Argos website and in branches of Homebase.
ARGOS FOR £14 ARGOS FOR £14 ARGOS FOR £14 ??? u can get it at target and walmart.