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A mountain in southern central Greece in Boeotia midway between Delphi and the city of Thebes; 5,738 feet (1,749 meters) in height; regarded by the ancients as the abode of Apollon, the Muses and the site of the Hippokrene (Hippocrene) Spring.
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