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NAUPACTUS (Ital.
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Lepanto, mod. Gr. Epakto)  , a
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town in the nomarchy of
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Acarnania and
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Aetolia,
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Greece, situated on a
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bay on the
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north
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side of the straits of
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Lepanto . The
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harbour, once the best on the
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northern
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coast of the Corinthian Gulf, is now the
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grand-duchy of
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Hesse-
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Darmstadt . It was the
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scene of fighting between the
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French and the Germans in 1762 and again in 1792 . See GrSdel,
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Bad
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Nauheim,
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seine Kurmittel (9th ed.,
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Friedberg, 1903) ;
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Credner,
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Die Kurmittel in Bad Nauheim (
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Leipzig, 1894);
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Bode, Bad Nauheim, seine Kurmittel and Erfolge (
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Wiesbaden, 1889) ; and
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Weber, Die
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Park- and Waldanlagen vom Bad Nauheim (Nauheim, 1906) .

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