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Libya

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Libya has 3 facts recorded in Dontopedia across 2 references.

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2 facts
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Rdf:typePlace[1]
Located inNorth Africa[2]

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labelgreek/hyginus-astronomica-pleiades
Libya
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typegreek/hyginus-astronomica-pleiades
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locatedInberber/cat-ihed-tuareg-berber
ex:north-africa

References (2)

2 references
  1. [1]Hyginus Astronomica Pleiades2 facts
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      [Source: Hyginus, Astronomica (Poeticon Astronomicon) — Pleiades entry (Book 2.21) and Fabulae passages — tradition: roman; era: c. 1st–2nd century CE (attributed to C. Julius Hyginus, freedman of Augustus; actual date disputed). Excerpt 5/…
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      [Source: Hyginus, Astronomica (Poeticon Astronomicon) — Pleiades entry (Book 2.21) and Fabulae passages — tradition: roman; era: c. 1st–2nd century CE (attributed to C. Julius Hyginus, freedman of Augustus; actual date disputed). Excerpt 4/…
  2. [2]Cat Ihed Tuareg Berber1 fact
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      [Source: Cat iheḍ — The Pleiades as 'Daughters of the Night' in Berber and Tuareg Tradition — tradition: berber; era: pre-Islamic North African tradition; oral tradition of indeterminate antiquity. Excerpt 3/3. Provenance: https://brickthol…

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