See Ahnin on Wiktionary
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"ref": "Karl Kerényi: Die Mythologie der Griechen. Teil II Die Heroengeschichten. Klett-Cotta, Stuttgart 1997. ISBN 978-3608918731. Seite 196",
"text": "„Die Ahnin des Zweiges, von dem jetzt die Rede sein wird, Tyro, die Tochter des Salmoneus, gebar dem Poseidon die Zwillinge Neleus und Pelias, dann aber auch ihrem Oheim Kretheus mehrere Söhne: als ersten den Aison, der die Stadt Aison in Thessalien gründete.“"
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