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grbs-11121	Huxley, George	White Ravens	1967	4	.pdf	application/pdf	1562	68	69	199 White Ravens George Huxley EUSTATHIOS (pp.1746,61-1747), commenting upon the Raven's Rock in Odyssey 13.408, remarks that Pausanias Grammaticus had told a story about the origin of the expression CP€vy' ES KopaKcxs: Apollo had declared to the Boiotians in an oracle that wherever white ravens were seen by them, there must they settle; when therefore they saw flying beside the Gulf of Pagasai ravens which boys had powdered with chalk, they dwelt there, and called the place Korakes; but later the Aeolians, having expelled them, sent thither persons whom they had driven into exile. A significantly different version is to be found in Zenobios:1 the Boiotians at Arne (i.e. Kierion) were told that they would be driven from their land when white ravens appeared.	cache/grbs-11121.pdf	txt/grbs-11121.txt