Machlyes
The Machlyes (Ancient Greek: Μάχλυες) were an ancient Libyan tribe. According to Herodotus, their young women held a ritual battle with sticks and stones annually with neighboring (Ancient Greek: Αὐσέες). Pliny the Elder claimed they were hermaphrodites, with a male half and a female half, possibly inspired by the martial practices of the females. In the book Sweet Shadows by Tera Lynn Childs, the machlyes Achilla saves Gretchen from the merdaemon in the abysses.
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Machlyes
The Machlyes (Ancient Greek: Μάχλυες) were an ancient Libyan tribe. According to Herodotus, their young women held a ritual battle with sticks and stones annually with neighboring (Ancient Greek: Αὐσέες). Pliny the Elder claimed they were hermaphrodites, with a male half and a female half, possibly inspired by the martial practices of the females. In the book Sweet Shadows by Tera Lynn Childs, the machlyes Achilla saves Gretchen from the merdaemon in the abysses.
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Els maclis (en llatí: Machlyes ...... t de l'etnònim actual amazics.
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Les Machlyès (hébreu : Μαχἀνες ...... culine et une moitié féminine.
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Los maclíes eran un antiguo pueblo libio.
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The Machlyes (Ancient Greek: Μ ...... the merdaemon in the abysses.
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Els maclis (en llatí: Machlyes ...... s deia que eren hermafrodites.
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Les Machlyès (hébreu : Μαχἀνες ...... iant « avide » ou « obscène ».
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Los maclíes eran un antiguo pueblo libio.
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The Machlyes (Ancient Greek: Μ ...... the merdaemon in the abysses.
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Machlyes
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Machlyès
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Maclis
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Maclíes
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