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"Du latin Abdera."
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"text": "Confiant les juments à son compagnon Abdère, il combat et vainc les assaillants. Pendant ce temps, les juments dévorent Abdère. Héraclès […] aimait le jeune homme, […]"
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"text": "Confiant les juments à son compagnon Abdère, il combat et vainc les assaillants. Pendant ce temps, les juments dévorent Abdère. Héraclès […] aimait le jeune homme, […]"
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"sense": "Mythologie",
"word": "Abderus"
}
],
"word": "Abdère"
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