- MYSCELLUS
- MYSCELLUSvide MISCELLUS.
Hofmann J. Lexicon universale. 1698.
MYSCELLUS
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Myscellus — (Gr. Μύσκελλος or Μύσκελος) was a native of Rhypes, one of the twelve divisions of Achaea,[1] and, according to Ovid, a Heraclid, and the son of an Argive named Alemon (from whence he was called by the patronymic Alemonides ).[2] He led the… … Wikipedia
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