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If you wish to make myths truly historical, do it right: Cadmus brought the Greeks the
Linear B script, not the (
Greek)
alphabet. MARK_P._O._MORFORD_&_ROBERT_J_._LENARDON__Classical_Mythology__2003, p. 47 raises this (ridiculous) question.
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This article has been checked against the following criteria for B-class status:
If you wish to make myths truly historical, do it right: Cadmus brought the Greeks the
Linear B script, not the (
Greek)
alphabet. MARK_P._O._MORFORD_&_ROBERT_J_._LENARDON__Classical_Mythology__2003, p. 47 raises this (ridiculous) question.
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