Otreus
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OTREUS — I. OTREUS Cissei fil. Hecubae frater. Hesychius, Ο῎τρευς καὶ Μύγδων βασιλεῖς Φρυγίας. II. OTREUS e Mariandinis Princeps, Procus Hesionae Troianae, ab Amyco interfactus, Val. Flacc. l. 4. v. 162. Fil. Dascyli et Anthemoisae, Tantali ac Lyci… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
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