Kleides Islands
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Kleides Islands
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Kleides or Klides or Klidhes or Kleidhes, meaning keys in Greek, is a group of small rocky uninhabited islands at the north of Cyprus. Some ancient writers called them the "edge of Cyprus".
Strabo writes that the Kleides were two isles lying off Cyprus opposite the eastern parts of the island, which are seven hundred stadia distant from the Pyramos river. Pliny the Elder, writes that they were four islands. In reality the islets are six, but the three can considered more like rocks in the sea t
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kleides_Islands
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2023-09-11T20:31:20Z
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