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                    "description": "<b>ᾶνος (ὁ)<\/b> <font color='purple'>[ᾰκᾱν]<\/font><br\/><b>      1<\/b> Acarnan, <i>ancêtre des Acarnaniens,<\/i> THC. <i>2, 102, etc. ;<\/i><br\/><b>      2<\/b> Acarnanien, HDT. <i>1, 62 ;<\/i> THC. <i>2, 68, etc<\/i>."
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