Definitions

1. noun

A unit of time in ancient Greece, equivalent to an hour, but with the day divided into 12 equal periods.

“The horae were divided among the gods, each one receiving a portion of the day to rule over.”

2. noun

In Roman mythology, Horae are the goddesses of the seasons and the hours of the day, often depicted as three maiden goddesses.

“The Horae were revered for their role in maintaining balance and order in the universe.”