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Laphystium

ΛΑΦΥΣΤΙΟΝ (Βουνό) ΛΕΒΑΔΙΑ
(Laphustion). A mountain in Boeotia, about twenty stadia to the north of Coronea, on which Zeus had a temple, whence he was called Laphystius. It was here that Athamas prepared to immolate Phrixus and Helle, whom Zeus saved by sending them a golden ram.

Perseus: Harry Thurston Peck, Harpers Dictionary of Classical Antiquities (1898)
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Laphystius, Laphystus, Laphystium

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