Delos - Mythology.
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Delos - Mythology. Greek The smallest of the Greek islands known as the Cyclades, in the Aegean Sea. One legend says that Delos was a drifting island until Zeus anchored it so that Leto could comfortably give birth to their children, Artemis and Apollo.
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