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The Waterfowl Goddess Penelope and her Son Pan
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 27 October 2009
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page 38 note 1 There is much to be said for it. But would any place in Greece suit ? Libya's claims have been urged. Kretschmer is satisfied with Epirus.
page 39 note 1 I now see that Goerres suggests ‘robber’ for Ameiraké, comparing Athené Ληῖτις. He gives no authority, and we are not helped.
page 39 note 2 He became the symbol of the universe, τ πν. The Hymn makes him the all gladdening. He owed his origin to all the Wooers. Possibly Panticapaeum, Panea and Pandosia owed their cults to their names.
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