Pluto   - in ancient sources @ attalus.org


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[Tib]:PanMes_45 to the infernal rule of Pluto, the gods' great sons laid
Aelian:NA_16.16 ndia there is a Chasm of Pluto, and at the bottom there
AnthPal_9.137 thereto} You wrong both Pluto and the Sun by looking stil
Athen_6.233 esire of avarice to draw Pluto himself out of the recesses
Callim:Epigr_15 upward way? & "A lie." & And Pluto? & "A fable." & We
CIL_1.2520 year 40. O wife of Pluto, good and beautiful Proser
Demetr:Eloc_143 bic compounds such as: O Pluto, lord of sable-pinioned thi
LeonTar_7.480 by the infernal powers, Pluto, Hermes and Night, keep cle
Lucill_11.143 143] & { F 52 } & Pluto will not receive the orator Marcu
Lucill_11.281 gnus went down to Hades, Pluto trembled and said : "He has
PsCallisth_1.12 ruler of the sea, and Pluto of the lower world, took
RC_64 (2nd cent.)   er kings to your temple [of Plouton and Kore]. Bec
SEG_33.675 (c. 182-179)   . . . [and] to Plouton and all the other [gods]


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