Pyrrhus of Athens

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ΑΘΕΝΑΙΟΙΤΕΙΑΘΕΝΑΙΑΙΤΕΙΥΓΙΕΙΑΙ ΠΥΡΡΟΣΕΠΟΙΗΣΕΝΑΘΕΝΑΙΟΣ

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The Athenians to Athena and Hygeia. Pyrrhus the Athenian made it.

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References

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  1. IG I³ 506 Att. — Athens: Akr. — s.a. 433 BC

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