Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge, [Eng.] : University Press · leaf 231
latter. In either case they would be connectible with the roottern- of Wmiw, To/i77, etc. and so signify sheer-cut or the like (cp. T^/xtt?;, Tifiirvpa,To/xevs, T6fxi$). In Greek times such mountains would be the natural habitat of Zeus.That is certain for Mt To7naros or Tvidros near Dodona (Claud,… … I Fig. 911. toniouroi (Strab. 328 airh de toO Tofxdpov tovs virb rod toitjtov Xeyofxevovs VTrotp-^ras toOAids, oOs Kai dviTTTOTTodas, xct/uateuvas KuXei, Tofxo^povs (paal XexdflvcLi- k.t.X.) or tSmouroi{supra ii. 693 n. 3). It is probable also that Zeus was worshipped on Mt Tomori nearBerat, to…
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