Anthedon, Ancient city in Greece
Anthedon was an ancient Greek coastal town in Boeotia.
The town's remnants date back to the Geometric period, indicating a long history of settlement.
Mythologically, Anthedon was the birthplace of Glaucus, a fisherman turned sea god.
Remains of the city are located near the modern village of Loukisia.
Anthedon was known for its purple dye and vividly depicted by Homer in his writings.
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