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1 Вулкан
1) Religion: Vulcan( In Roman religion, god of fire)2) Greek: Lemnian smith3) Ancient Roman: Vulcan -
2 Гефест
1) Religion: Hephaestus (In Greek religion, the god of fire)2) Greek: Hephaestus, Lemnian smith3) Makarov: Hephaestus (греч. мифология) -
3 вулкан
1) Religion: Vulcan( In Roman religion, god of fire)2) Greek: Lemnian smith3) Ancient Roman: Vulcan -
4 и рим. миф. Гефест
Greek: Lemnian smithУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > и рим. миф. Гефест
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