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HippokreneHippocrene

A spring on Mount Helikon (Helicon) which is sacred to the Muses and regarded as a poetic inspiration.

The spring was created by the stroke of the hoof of the winged horse, Pegasos (Pegasus); Ippo = horse and Krenaios = from a spring.

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