Pytho - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Pytho - a monstrous snake, killed by Apollo at Delphi
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Aelian:NA_11.2 serpents are sprung from the Pytho at Delphi. If, as
AnthPal_3.6 avy staff. [6] The Pytho slain by Apollo and Artemis, beca
Athen_15.701 cave of Pytho. And when Pytho attacked them, Leto, holding one
Oros_6.15 appeared after the death of Python as the heir to the
Phlegon:Mir_6 the envoys reached Pytho and asked what to do, the Pythia
Plin:HN_34.59 and also Apollo shooting the Python with his Arrows, a Citharode,

Pytho → see Delphi

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