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Originally appearing in Volume V14, Page 26 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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HYBLA , the name of several cities in See also:

Sicily. The best known historically, though its exact site is uncertain, is Hybla See also:Major, near (or by some supposed to be identical with) See also:Megara Hyblaea (q.v.) : another Hybla, known as Hybla See also:Minor or Galeatis, is represented by the See also:modern See also:Paterno; while the site of Hybla Heraea is to be sought near See also:Ragusa.

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