Pactolus - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Pactolus - a river in Lydia, Asia Minor
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AnthPal_9.145 of gold from the river {Pactolus}, he said : " Now, too,
Athen_5.203 es, or by having a river Pactolus, bearing down gold-dust
Athen_13.598 rod the ground where the Pactolus river flows; and when
Bianor_9.423 ealth from the stream of Pactolus ; now, ill-fated city,
Plin:HN_5.110 From Tmolus flows the Pactolus, also called the Chrysorrhoas,
Plin:HN_33.66 the Hebrus in Thrace, the Pactolus in Asia Minor and the
PsCallisth_3.22 golden foam, another kind of Pactolus. There were rows

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