Parnassus - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Parnassus - a mountain near Delphi, central Greece
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Aelian:NA_12.40 been pillaged and buried on Parnassus. So too for the
Aristonous_40 from the slopes of Mount Parnassus, I beseech you - O
Ennius:Ann_13 saw a vision of Homer on Parnassus [mistake for Helicon]
Just_24.6 Delphi is situated on Mount Parnassus, on a rock steep
Oros_1.9 upon the twin ridges of Parnassus, Deucalion is said to have
Paean:Delph_1 the twin peaks of this Parnassian cliff, to visit the
Paean:Delph_2 his twin-peaked slope of Parnassus with distant views, [wh
Philodamus_20 place on the folds of Parnassus. Hail Paean, come, saviour, kindly
Plin:HN_37.141 Trachis near Mount Oeta, on Parnassus, in Lesbos, in Messenia (where
Polyaen_1.3.5 ows by the two mountains Parnassus and Hedylium, and direc
Polyaen_1.Preface Od_19'394 ]: & Going to Parnassus, home of Autolycus and
Polyaen_6.18.1 ocians were hemmed in at Parnassus, they took advantage
SelPap_3.114 in the ravines of snowy Parnassus or at Olympus, starting for

Parnassus - in documents
OGIS_345 (95/4) [sacred] horses: Kerdon, Parnassos, Nymphon, . . .

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