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... originally betrothed to their Messenian cousins under an oath ; but the Dioskuroi bribed Leukippos with larger presents so that ... Kastor and Poly . deukes coming from Lakonia , Idas and Lynkeus from Messenia , to steal cattle .
... originally betrothed to their Messenian cousins under an oath ; but the Dioskuroi bribed Leukippos with larger presents so that ... Kastor and Poly . deukes coming from Lakonia , Idas and Lynkeus from Messenia , to steal cattle .
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The Messenian twins also did not stay long at the feast . Lynkeus hurried homewards up Taygetos , which divides Lakonia from Messenia . From the summit his all - penetrating vision caught sight of Kastor where he lurked in the tree .
The Messenian twins also did not stay long at the feast . Lynkeus hurried homewards up Taygetos , which divides Lakonia from Messenia . From the summit his all - penetrating vision caught sight of Kastor where he lurked in the tree .
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Five Greek cities claimed to have been that Oichalia , one in Messenia , others in Thessaly , Aitolia , on Euboia and in Trachis . Perhaps those are right , though , who heard in the name of Oichalia that of the oichomenoi ...
Five Greek cities claimed to have been that Oichalia , one in Messenia , others in Thessaly , Aitolia , on Euboia and in Trachis . Perhaps those are right , though , who heard in the name of Oichalia that of the oichomenoi ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Heroes of the Greeks Myth and man |
| Author | Karl Kerényi |
| Publisher | Thames and Hudson, 1959 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 19 Jun 2009 |
| Length | 439 pages |
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