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Γοργώοῦςfacc.pl. alsoΓοργώνόνοςfγοργός sg. and pl.Gorgonone of three sisters, snake-haired monsters, whose look turned the beholder to stoneIl. Hes. A. Pi. E. specif., ref. to Medusa, killed by PerseusHes. A. Pi. Hdt. E.Gorgonref. to the head only, as represented in art, esp. on shields; or that of Medusa, worn by Athena on her aigisIl. E.fr. Ar.

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the Gorgon

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Headword:

Γοργώ

Headword (normalized):

γοργώ

Headword (normalized/stripped):

γοργω

IDX:

17940

URN:

urn:cite2:scaife-viewer:dictionary-entries.atlas_v1:cambridge-greek-lexicon-17941

Key:

Γοργώ

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