Aristarche

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Aristarche is a Greek mythological figure said by Strabo (60 BC – 20 AD) to have been an Ephesian woman of rank who went with the Phocaean colonists to Massalia, where she became a priestess of Artemis in the newly built temple. rdf:langString

Aristarchè est une figure mythologique et légendaire grecque considérée par Strabon (60 avJC - 20 apJC) comme la fondatrice de Massalia (Marseille). rdf:langString

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rdf:langString Aristarche is a Greek mythological figure said by Strabo (60 BC – 20 AD) to have been an Ephesian woman of rank who went with the Phocaean colonists to Massalia, where she became a priestess of Artemis in the newly built temple.

rdf:langString Aristarchè est une figure mythologique et légendaire grecque considérée par Strabon (60 avJC - 20 apJC) comme la fondatrice de Massalia (Marseille).

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