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γλωσσαν με Φοινισσαν πο στομάτων ψιεντες,

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Phoeniciatis. Thus in places in Canaan whicla Thouianes III. of the 19ua Dynast captured, ars es t be sit uate in

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Tliere re more to vns, and liere sore liore is in ore localis attonos legends, ilia in Argolis in tone is more priuiitive, an litteratorie are notini attaeli exto heroi liouses. Justras ille pecipi os Minoan tiuies, o fine ire et invader an inimigrant froni the Ortii vere attraete by ille ricli pastures, and wlien nee euled liere, ille confinite d. The clites reason sor his vas that Boeotia, s m iis sertility, va neverdeserte d. 40tile populatio means an est ablislied religion, viti it sacre places anxiis linis ters, and legend of spinis an heroes Boeotia vas a centre o religion, et enee, P0etry, and history.

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spealcin os the common Atthenia depreciator renia rhs passe Lupon Boeotia. For Boeotia vas the home o music an son Helicon Nas sacre to themuses, ori inalty three in number-Melete, Mnemo, and AOide. O Helicon in particular vere many representations O Srid in music. For instance, Thaimyris,

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