Where was Hellespont in Ancient Greece?
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Where was Hellespont in Ancient Greece?
Greek Legend:
The name Hellespont translates to 'the Sea of Helle'. According to Greek legend, Helle was a girl, and she and her brother, Phrixus, escaped human sacrifice with the help of a golden-fleeced ram. During the escape, Helle fell into the waters that became known as Hellespont.
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View this answerHellespont was the name of a narrow water passage that connects the Aegean Sea to the Sea of Marmara. It is currently known as the Dardanelles and is...
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