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...Haperides, and rar leí Gorgones, ¡o the Man. Atad. Inter, vol. ill. p. 28, St. 4 116. (14) The Amazons. The Amazons were no doubt mythical beings, although...Africa. They are said to have burnt off their right breasl, that they might use the bow and javclm wiih more skill and force ; and hence their name, 'A/ia^ycc,...

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