Periboea

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In Greek mythology, Periboea ( ; Ancient Greek: Περίβοια, romanized: Períboia, lit. 'surrounded by cattle'), also called Phereboea (Ancient Greek: Φερέβοια, romanized: Pheréboia) or Eriboea (Ancient Greek: Ἐρίβοια, romanized: Eríboia), is an Attic princess and the mother of Ajax the Great by Telamon.

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