According to the Roman myth, Janus, the bicephalous god, is older than the calendar and precedes Jupiter himself. |
Yet France rewarded the innovation by awarding Ludic'Area an Industry Janus in 2009, presented by the French Design Institute. |
For Heidegger, of course, Nietzsche was the fatidic Janus who, gazing forward, announced the death of metaphysics. |
Yet the previous speaker from the Alliance in this Janus faced justification of the action, really distracted from the issue at hand. |
As the Roman god Janus looks in two directions, so did the homebound Yankee soldiers. |
Each scientific breakthrough and technological development is a Janus coin, on one side presenting the promise of improving man's lot on earth and on the other promising a bitter harvest. |