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	According to Greek mythology, the palace of [[character::Thetis]], mother of [[character::Akhilleus]], king of Phthia, was situated between Imbros and [[place::Samothrace]]. The stables of the winged horses of Poseidon were said to lie between Imbros and [[place::Tenedos]].		According to Greek mythology, the palace of [[character::Thetis]], mother of [[character::Akhilleus]], king of Phthia, was situated between Imbros and [[place::Samothrace]]. The stables of the winged horses of Poseidon were said to lie between Imbros and [[place::Tenedos]].

	[[author::Homer]] wrote in the [[~~Homer's~~ Iliad\|Iliad]]:		[[author::Homer]] wrote in the [[The Iliad, Troy - History and Myth\|Iliad]]:
	''In the depths of the sea on the cliff Between Tenedos and craggy Imbros There is a cave, wide gaping [[character::Poseidon]] who made the earth tremble, stopped the horses there''		''In the depths of the sea on the cliff Between Tenedos and craggy Imbros There is a cave, wide gaping [[character::Poseidon]] who made the earth tremble, stopped the horses there''

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			Imbros was a Greek island until it reverted to Turkish authority in the 1970's and is now called Gökçeada.
	According to Greek mythology, the palace of [[character::Thetis]], mother of [[character::Akhilleus]], king of Phthia, was situated between Imbros and [[place::Samothrace]]. The stables of the winged horses of Poseidon were said to lie between Imbros and [[place::Tenedos]].		According to Greek mythology, the palace of [[character::Thetis]], mother of [[character::Akhilleus]], king of Phthia, was situated between Imbros and [[place::Samothrace]]. The stables of the winged horses of Poseidon were said to lie between Imbros and [[place::Tenedos]].

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According to Greek mythology, the palace of [[character::Thetis]], mother of [[character::Akhilleus]], king of Phthia, was situated between Imbros and [[place::Samothrace]]. The stables of the winged horses of Poseidon were said to lie between Imbros and [[place::Tenedos]].

[[author::Homer]] wrote in the [[Homer's Iliad|Iliad]]:
''In the depths of the sea on the cliff Between Tenedos and craggy Imbros There is a cave, wide gaping [[character::Poseidon]] who made the earth tremble, stopped the horses there''

It is not clear whether [[Jason and the Argonauts|Jason]] landed on the island or just sailed past. According to [[author::Apollonios Rhodios]] he says
''Thence did they row with eagerness over the depths of the black Sea, having on the one side the land of the Thracians, on the other Imbros on the south; and as the sun was just setting they reached the foreland of the Chersonesus''

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