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Oeantheia
Oeantheia was an ancient Greek town of Ozolian Locris on the northern shore of the Gulf of Corinth, usually identified with modern Galaxidi. With neighbouring Chaleion it concluded a 5th-century BCE agreement, inscribed on a bronze tablet, regulating reprisals and the rights of foreigners between the two towns, one of the earliest surviving documents of Greek inter-state law.
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