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Anagyrous

Coordinates: 37°49′26″N 23°48′47″E / 37.8240°N 23.8130°E / 37.8240; 23.8130
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Anagyrous was one of the demes of ancient Athens, near modern-day Vari. It belonged in the tribe Erechtheis. A sanctuary of the mother of the gods was situated here according to Pausanias.

37°49′26″N 23°48′47″E / 37.8240°N 23.8130°E / 37.8240; 23.8130

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