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I have doubts on
... according to him, it was the only one of the three cities called Pylus - see Pylus (Elis) and Pylus (Messenia) for the otherse - that was far from the coast, which corresponded to the story of Telemachus's visit to Pylus in the Odyssey.
because, according to my atlas, the only Pylus far from the coast was Pylus (Elis). 151.29.78.113 (talk) 21:14, 18 March 2024 (UTC)Reply
