In psychology, there is a word that connects the ‘Megalo’ with ‘Phobia’ . It is called ‘Megalophobia’, shown as a kind of syncope when facing the colossus. It is a more complex expression of emotion than phobia, including both physical and psychological tremors, an unspeakable revere between the greatest and the smallest dimensions. As the philosopher Kant wrote in his epitaphs, ‘Two things tlthe mind with ever pew and ingreasing adtniratlon and awe. The more otten and steadlly we reflect upon them: the starry heavens above me and the moral law within me’.