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Aeaea

American  
[ee-ee-uh] / iˈi ə /

noun

Classical Mythology.
  1. the island inhabited by Circe.

  2. Circe.


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Circe lived on the island of Aeaea, known today as the Circeo Promontory, which is located in the Province of Latina, south of Rome.

From BBC

Once exiled to the island of Aeaea, Circe is haunted by stories of Scylla’s exploits until, eventually, she must face the monster she created — and the death she has wrought.

From Washington Post

Among nasty women, the witch of Aeaea has held a place of prominence since Homer first sang of her wiles.

From Washington Post

He doesn’t arrive on Aeaea until more than halfway through the novel, but then Miller plays their verbal sparring with a delightful mix of wit and lust.

From Washington Post

Aeaea’s isle was wondering at the moon?

From Project Gutenberg