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Camenae

[ kuh-mee-nee ]
/ kəˈmi ni /

plural noun, singular Ca·me·na [kuh-mee-nuh]. /kəˈmi nə/. Roman Religion.

four wise and prophetic deities or fountain nymphs: Carmenta, Egeria, Antevorta, and Postvorta; later identified with the Greek Muses.

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British Dictionary definitions for Camenae

Camenae
/ (kəˈmiːniː) /

pl n

Roman myth a group of nymphs originally associated with a sacred spring in Rome, later identified with the Greek Muses
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