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chronos: tempo; mellon: futuro; αἰών: éon; ἀεί: always, forever; ἀεί ὄν: eternal being

aion = finite time of mortal existence [Taminiaux  ]; chronos = Zeller conjectures it is Pherecydes, who, to be sure, proposed a characteristic threefold as the proper beings, namely Zeus or the heaven, Chronos or time, and Chthon, the earth. [GA19  ]; mellon = The χρóνος for deliberation is ὁ μέλλων, “the near future,” “the upcoming,” “what will be,” at which deliberation aims; (2) the χρóνος of the δικαζóμενος is ὁ γενóμενος, “what has happened.” (3) ὁ παρών, “what is present.”; aei: Now of λóγος, as what is everlastingly (ἀεί) true, humans are without understanding [GA15  ]


Ο ἀεί dos gregos não é a duração historiologicamente pensada da perduração sem fim em progresso, mas a constância da presentação da essência inesgotável. [tr. Casanova  ; GA65  :§278]

αἰών (ό): lifetime, epoch, aeon: GA2   GA5   GA6T1   GA9   GA10   GA19   GA24   GA26   GA27   GA39   GA44   GA46   GA52   GA60   GA78   GA81