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Cragus (Gr****: Κράγος) may
refer to:
Mount Cragus, a peak in
ancient Lycia Mount Cragus (Cilicia), a peak in
ancient Cilicia Cragus (Lycia), a city near...
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afterwards named Lycia.
Cragus'
mother was the
nymph Praxidice,
daughter of Ogygus, and
brother of Tlos,
Pinarus and Xanthus.
Cragus may be
identical with...
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Mount Cragus or
Mount Cragos or
Mount Kragos (Gr****: Κράγος) was a
mountain in
ancient Cilicia, Asia Minor; its
location is in modern-day
Antalya Province...
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Cragus or
Cragos or
Kragos (Gr****: Κράγος) was an
ancient city in Cilicia, Asia
Minor at the foot of
Mount Cragus; its
location is in modern-day Antalya...
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Cragus,
which has
eight summits (or he may mean capes), and a city of the same name. Pinara, in the interior, was at the base of
Cragus. There...
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Cragus or
Cragos or
Kragos (Gr****: Κράγος) was a city of
ancient Lycia, Asia
Minor near or on
Mount Cragus; its
location is in modern-day
Turkey (possibly...
- is Carmylessus, and then
Cragus,
which has
eight "summits" (or he may have
meant "capes"), and a city of the same name;
Cragus (Lycia).
Another city, Pinara...
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previously named Tremile) and had by him four sons: Tlos, Xanthus,
Pinarus and
Cragus. In one account, all sons were
mentioned except Xanthus to be the progeny...
- or Karamania. This name
referred to a wide
region from ****iburun (Mount
Cragus) to Ayas (Aegeae)
where Beaufort was
wounded during a clash. This region...
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eponymous heroine. Milye's
second husband was
named Cragus,
presumed eponym of the city
Cragus or
Mount Cragus. It is
unclear whether the name
Solymus was derived...
