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not only is the source from 1919, not 1938, it doesn't even contain the claim attributed to it.

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both works are lost, we need the reference for where they are cited.

/* {{anchor|INRI}}INRI and ΙΝΒΙ */

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/* Liudmila Telehina */

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this is a printed book, dated 2008, the "2014" web citation is just for convenience

/* Volodymyr Hrihian */

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/* The Nora Stone */

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The Nora Stone does not contain the name "Pumayatan". At the very most, it contains the name "Pumay", which Cross 1972 has claimed somehow refers to Pygmalion.

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not "also known as", this is a philological hypothesis given without source.

some chronological context to lead; not "some" but all references to Dido are post 300 BC, and as such well later than 800 BC.

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/* Terminology */ this has become garbled, "dag" was never Old English and could have been taken from Middle Dutch not before the 14th c.

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I see, this was clearly changed in spite of the content of the source cited.

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This "source" (npr.org) says nothing of the kind. It talks about Hellenistic era archaeology of one specific city.

should say lower, "higher" for 1/α

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this has become a bit garbled over time

replacing "by some" with what is said in the report linked

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birth year from he-wiki

a rock painting is not a petroglyph