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From: Alfred M Kriman <akriman@darwin.helios.nd.edu>
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To: classics@u.washington.edu
Subject: Re: Beautiful language

Ernie Moncada:

> ... There are a couple of male Celadons
> mentioned by Ovid (Met. V. 144; Met. XII, 250, this last one, a
> Lapithae, getting his face smashed in very graphically and thus,
> somewhat, detracting from whatever pleasure the name might give. ...

I'd like to know when and how Cassandra became such a popular name.

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