Definition: Anchises are a term used to describe the appearance or quality of fish that have numerous thin, slender fins, often found in freshwater lakes. The precise definition varies among different interpretations. In Greek mythology, anchises were the ancient gods who governed the waters around Mount Olympus (the sky). They were associated with the sun and were depicted as powerful, majestic creatures with sharp, pointy tails.
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