Mycale - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Mycale - a mountain on the coast of Ionia, Anatolia
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AnthPal_7.397 beats on the shore near Mycale where the wild-goats feed,
Just_2.14 ought by sea near the mountain Mycale, on the coast of Asi
Nepos_5.2 On a second occasion, off Mycale, ** he totally defeated a
Plin:HN_5.135 the three Trogiliae near Mycale, Phulios, Argennos, Sandalios, and
Polyaen_1.33.1 naval battle near Mycale, Leotychides observed that the
Polyaen_7.45.1 alone on the heights of Mycale, supposedly because they
ValMax_6.9e.5 the highest peak of Mount Mycale. There the city of Samos,

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