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Tls 1499

lashley | 07:06 Fri 27th Oct 2023 | Crosswords

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help please

6d old food that's chewed-bread in ancient greece? 6 O?O???

11a this may describe a bishop or a priest in a waLTER SCOTT NOVEL 8 ?T???T?N

25a richard who wrote poems in connecticut about a heavenly body and its inhabitant?7 C?R?E?T

thanks-also parsing please

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Corbett?

Orb and ET in CT?

https://www.twickenham-museum.org.uk/detail.php?aid=167&cid=16&ctid=1

The cuurency (bread) in Ancient Greece was OBOLS, if that helps.

Toorak

6 obulus - o bolus (food that's chewed)

11 Staunton (heart of Midlothian priest & bishop in type of chess set)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Staunton_chess_set

Toorak

Obolus - not obulus

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