Hecale - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Hecale - a deme in Attica
Callim:Hec_231 wayfarers honoured her {Hecale} for her hospitality, for
Callim:Hec_262 and found a neighbour burying Hecale. [263] & Go, gentle
Syll_451 (c. 226) be and the deme of Hekale, both to himself and to
Syll_661 (c. 165/4) , with Dionysikles of Hekale, the son of Dionysios,

Hecale ² - title of a poem by Callimachus
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Callim:Hec_T1 an old woman named Hecale, he was hospitably received
Callim:Hec_T2 Apollo. Now the story of Hecale and her receiving and entertaining
Crinag_9.545 a copy of Callimachus' Hecale This chiselled poem is Cal

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