Peneus - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Peneus - a river in Thessaly, Greece
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AnthPal_7.550 ian wolf. For by the stream of Peneus he perished. Unfortu
AntipThes_7.289 lank to the mouth of the Peneus, a solitary wolf rushing
Athen_13.589 hown on the banks of the Peneus, having on it an emblem
Athen_14.639 into the stream of the Peneus; and that all the country
Oros_6.15 at the mouth of the Peneus River and crossed into Asia.
Plin:HN_4.30 alike in celebrity the river Peneus, rising close to Gomphi and
Plin:HN_4.31 Along it glides the Peneus, glittering with pebbles and
Plin:HN_4.32 the mouth of the Peneus, the towns Homolium, Orthe,

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