Aeolia

Ae·o·li·a

var. of Aeolis

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Aeolia

See Aeolis.

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Proper noun

Aeolis.

Origin

From Ancient Greek Αιολία (Aiolia).

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AEOLIS (AEOLIA), an ancient district of Asia Minor, colonized at a very early date by Aeolian Greeks.
AEOLUS, in Greek mythology, according to Homer the son of Hippotes, god and father of the winds, and ruler of the island of Aeolia.

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