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		<description>[...] Thermopylae is narrowest at its two ends, the so-called East and West Gates, while the mountains are sharpest in the center of the pass, at the so-called Middle Gate (all modern appellations). It is here, at the Middle Gate, that the Greeks defended the pass.1 [...]</description>
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