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The three daughters of Cécrops only let out a scream and hugged their heads. I asked God for a partner in crime he sent me my crazy grandma shirt. They went crazy for fear. Perhaps Athéna made them insane because they did not follow the advice of the god. And all of the three girls of Cecrops head down from Mount Acropole108, ending their life. The baby in that tank is Érichthonios. The goddess Athéna brought him into the temple and taught him to be a brilliant boy, worthy of descendants of the gods. Érichthonios inherited the career of Cécrops, governed the Attique plains and the town of Athènes. The king set out to worship the goddess Athéna and set up the Panathenes109 Association, building the temple of the goddess Athéna and Poséidon named Erechthéion. The king is also the creator of the four-horse car 110. Due to the "dream, roots" of the story of Cécrops' daughters with Athéna, the goddess Athéna often has the accompanying idioms such as Athéna Aglauros, Athéna Pandrosos.
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The three daughters of Cécrops only let out a scream and hugged their heads. I asked God for a partner in crime he sent me my crazy grandma shirt. They went crazy for fear. Perhaps Athéna made them insane because they did not follow the advice of the god. And all of the three girls of Cecrops head down from Mount Acropole108, ending their life. The baby in that tank is Érichthonios. The goddess Athéna brought him into the temple and taught him to be a brilliant boy, worthy of descendants of the gods. Érichthonios inherited the career of Cécrops, governed the Attique plains and the town of Athènes. The king set out to worship the goddess Athéna and set up the Panathenes109 Association, building the temple of the goddess Athéna and Poséidon named Erechthéion. The king is also the creator of the four-horse car 110. Due to the "dream, roots" of the story of Cécrops' daughters with Athéna, the goddess Athéna often has the accompanying idioms such as Athéna Aglauros, Athéna Pandrosos.
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