Plyor
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Plyor Head of a monastery. |
Pol
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Pol Small. |
Polemusa
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Polemusa An Amazon. |
Pollux
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Pollux Brother of Helen. |
Polydamas
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Polydamas A Trojan soldier. |
Polydorus
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Polydorus Son of Priam. |
Polyeidus
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Polyeidus A seer. |
Polymestor
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Polymestor Priam's son in law. |
Polyxena
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Polyxena Daughter of Priam. |
Pomona
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Pomona Fertile. |
Pomonia
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Pomonia Fertile. |
Pompeia
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Pompeia From pompey. |
Pontifex
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Pontifex Priest. |
Poppy
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Poppy Flower. |
Porter
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Porter Gatekeeper. |
Portia
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Portia An offering. Portia was a heroine in Shakespeare's 'The Merchant of Venice'. |
Portumnus
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Portumnus A god the sea. |
Potina
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Potina Blesses the food of children. |