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How the Greeks mapped the mythical places of their heroes and legends

By Lisa Doyle, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Trinity College Dublin

Preserved in the margins of ancient literary works are notes that reveal how the Greeks strove to map mythical places onto locations in the known world.

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