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(Hesychius 37)
When the wrath of Severus had abated they reverted to greater beauty after he had erected for them at great cost a huge bath by the altar of Zeus Hippios, that is, the so-called grove of Herakles (where they say that he tamed the horses of Diomedes and then named the place Zeuxippos). And he sumptuously erected also the place for racecourses that was next to it.
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