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From the Heliconian Muses let us begin to sing
who hold the great and holy mount of Helicon
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"This is the display of inquiry, so that the deeds of men may not be forgotten by time." Herodotus
Etymon is a daily puzzle about the origins of English words. Each day, one word is hidden behind six clues drawn from its etymological history.
I am a lawyer and an archaeologist. I am interested in greek and roman culture and history. I am co-founder and editor of history website lavyrinthos.gr. I have published a book and several articles on banking law.
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