See Palamedium on Wiktionary
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"Du grec ancien ; apparenté à Palamedes."
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"text": "rursus in litore Antandros, Edonis prius vocata, dein Cimmeris, Assos, eadem apollonia — fuit et Palamedium oppidum —, promunturium Lectum disterminans Aeolida et Troada.",
"translation": "puis encore sur la côte, Antandros, appelée auparavant Édonis, puis Cimmeris, et Assos, appelée aussi Apollonie; Palamedium, qui n'existe plus; le promontoire Lecton, qui sépare l'Éolide et la Troade. — (traduction)"
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"text": "rursus in litore Antandros, Edonis prius vocata, dein Cimmeris, Assos, eadem apollonia — fuit et Palamedium oppidum —, promunturium Lectum disterminans Aeolida et Troada.",
"translation": "puis encore sur la côte, Antandros, appelée auparavant Édonis, puis Cimmeris, et Assos, appelée aussi Apollonie; Palamedium, qui n'existe plus; le promontoire Lecton, qui sépare l'Éolide et la Troade. — (traduction)"
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