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  Chons - Definition, explanation
During the Middle Kingdom, since the pool at the temple of Mut was in the shape of a crescent moon, Chons gradually replaced Menthu as her son, in Theban thought.
In art, Chons was depicted as a child with the head of a hawk, wearing the crescent of the new moon subtending the disk of the full moon.
Chons' sacred animal was the baboon, considered a lunar animal by the ancient Egyptians.
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  Chons Information
During the Middle Kingdom, since the pool at the temple of Mut was in the shape of a crescent moon, Chons gradually replaced the war-god Menthu, as her son in Theban thought.
In art, Chons was depicted as a child with the head of a hawk, wearing the crescent of the new moon subtending the disc of the full moon.
Chons' sacred animal was the baboon, considered a lunar animal by the ancient Egyptians.
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 Chons information - Search.com
During the Middle Kingdom, since the pool at the temple of Mut was in the shape of a crescent moon, Chons gradually replaced the war-god Menthu, as her son in Theban thought.
In art, Chons was depicted as a child with the head of a hawk, wearing the crescent of the new moon subtending the disc of the full moon.
Occasionally Chons was depicted as a young man holding the flail of the pharaoh, wearing a menat necklace.
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 No. 00CA1941. Major v. Chons Bros, Inc. - April 11, 2002 - Colorado Court of Appeals Opinions
Chons contends that the trial court erred in determining that, as a matter of law, it was not exempt from FLSA overtime requirements.
Chons’ argument, however, ignores a critical criterion for the exemption: the nature of the individual employee’s job activities.
Chons also contends the trial court erred in striking its request for attorney fees under the CWCA as untimely under C.R.C.P. 59(a) and 121 § 1-22.
www.cobar.org /opinions/opinion.cfm?OpinionID=573   (3087 words)

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