~ HORA  or    see> TIME
~ HORAE id+ | TIME  SEASON or HOUR |
^u      myth> GODDESSES OF SEASONS
              more below
  gr    HORA     = TIME  SEASON  HOUR
        HORAI      HOURS
        HORAL      HOURS or HOURLY
  sp    HORA       HOUR  TIME
  eng   HOROSCOPE  FORECASTING EVENTS
  sp    HORARIO    HOURLY TIMETABLE
  gr    HODOS      A WAY or PATH
  ukr   HODNO      AGREEABLE  PEACE
        HODYNA     HOUR
  rus   HOD        YEAR or AGE
  ukr  ZHODA       AGREEMENT
      POHODA       CLIMATE
        HODYNNYK   WATCH  CLOCK
        HODYNA     HOUR
      CHAS         TIME
      CHASTO       OFTEN
   rus CHASY       WATCH
   hx> the ancient Greeks divided the
       DAYTIME into TWELVE EQUAL HOURS thus
   HOURS WERE LONGER IN SUMMER AND
   SHORTER IN WINTER
   earlier the ancient computed
   HOURS as SEASONS
   there were THREE SEASONS or
   SPRING  SUMMER and AUTUMN
   WINTER WAS IGNORED         sug> HADES
   as we ignore 13th floors in some buildings
   later WINTER BECAME A FOURTH SEASON
   often PLACED WITH THE CHARITIES or GRACES and
   IN COMPANY OF APHRODITE  or
   ALONG WITH THE MUSES IN COMPANY OF APOLLO
   WINTER WAS THE SEASON OF SLEEP AND DEATH
   THALLO WAS THE GODDESS OF BLOSSOMING
   KARPO REPRESENTED A GODDESS OF HARVEST AND FRUIT
   AMONG OTHER NAMES ARE
   EUNOMIA FOR WISE LEGISLATION
   DIKE FOR JUSTICE
   EIRENE FOR PEACE AND SAID TO BE THE MOTHER OF PLUTOS
   WHO HAD RICHES AND WAS A COMPANION OF DIONYSOS
   CHLORIS CORRESPONDS TO THE ROMAN FLORA
   FLORA WAS A GODDESS OF BUDS AND
   FLOWERS WHOSE LOVERS WERE
   BOREAS or THE NORTH WINTER WIND AND
   ZEPHYROS THE WEST SPRING WIND
   FLORA CHOSE ZEPHYROS FOR HUSBAND
   THERE IS GREAT CONFUSION AS TO THE
   NUMBER AND NAMES OF THE HORAE
   myth> GODDESSES OF THE ORDER OF NATURE AND LATER
         ORDER IN GENERAL INCLUDING JUSTICE OR
   THE SEASONS AS FOUND IN THE ORDERLY SEQUENCE IN NATURE
   note ANOTHER SOURCE OF ORDER EMERGING FROM CHAOS WAS
        EROS or LOVE   as in " LOVE ORDERS "
   sug> ORDINAL
   see> DIKE or DICE
   biol> ins HORAEOCERA