The History of Sicily From the Earliest Times 1
The History of Sicily From the Earliest Times 1
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One explanation of the portent was that it was a warning to Trinakria, torn by dissension among its cities, to come to a godly unity {ol fup dfj waxf»s €(rfyovfitvoi rrfv luctklav h^turop, rpwatcpia yhp^ dwokutrBai «l firj Sfutpofiattt rt Kaii, fyiMUfimnrtu), Others more daringly said that Typhos, with his many heads, was again threatening (ol dc Z
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One explanation of the portent was that it was a warning to Trinakria, torn by dissension among its cities, to come to a godly unity {ol fup dfj waxf»s €(rfyovfitvoi rrfv luctklav h^turop, rpwatcpia yhp^ dwokutrBai «l firj Sfutpofiattt rt Kaii, fyiMUfimnrtu), Others more daringly said that Typhos, with his many heads, was again threatening (ol dc Z
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