~ THET    see> THESIS 
          id+ | HELD HOLDING | 
~ THETIS  id+ | ACHILLES TENDON | 
          etym> points to 
  sug>  ENTHESIS for to IMPLANT INTRODUCE
  see>  THESIS  HYPOTHESIS  ATHETOSIS  CATHETER
        ESTHETIC  ANESTHETIC  PATHETIC  APATHETIC
  myth> GODESS THETIS was destined to have a son 
        more powerful than ZEUS 
  ZEUS avoided this danger by having 
  THETIS marry PELEUS who was a mortal who had 
  ACHILLES who as a mortal did not pose a threat to 
  gods in Olympus 
  THETIS dipped ACHILLES in the river STYX 
  while holding him by the heel tendon which 
  rendered him immune to human attacks except in the 
  tendon now known as  
  med> ACHILLES TENDON 
  biol> THETISELLA THETOPSIS are names denoting a 
        MARINE HABITAT
  cont> see> ACHILLES  sug> HYPOTHESIS