pylagore
noun
pyla·gore
ˈpiləˌgō(ə)r,
ˈpīl-
plural -s
: a deputy of a state at the council of the Delphic Amphictyony of ancient Greece
Word History
Etymology
Greek pylagoras, from Pylai Pylae, Thermopylae, meeting place of the amphictyonic council + Greek -agoras (from ageirein to collect, assemble)
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