Peronai

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The peronai (Ancient Greek: περόνη, perónē), also known as perone or porpe, is a straight, long pin used to fasten the outerwear worn by women and men in Ancient Greece. Historically, peronei is also used as a weapon by women in Greek literature. rdf:langString

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rdf:langString The peronai (Ancient Greek: περόνη, perónē), also known as perone or porpe, is a straight, long pin used to fasten the outerwear worn by women and men in Ancient Greece. Historically, peronei is also used as a weapon by women in Greek literature.

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