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 | | In the 15th century BC, says Greek tradition, the iniquity of the human race provoked Zeus to overwhelm it with a flood, and from it one man, Deucalion, and his wife, Pyrrha, alone were saved (in an ark or chest) that came to rest on Mt. Parnasus. |
 | | From Deucalion's son Hellen came all the Greek tribes and their united name, Hellenes.Hellen was grandfather of Achaeus (sometimes called Xuthus), who begot Achaian and Ionian tribes, which, after many wanderings, peopled Peloponessus and Attica. |
 | | Modest Hittite tablets speak of the "Ahhijava" as a people equal in power to the Hittites themselves; The Achaians were a Greek tribe that expanded from Thessaly into the Peloponessus in the 14th and 13th centuries, mingling their blood with the Pelasgo-Myceneans there. |
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