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	Thallo
		Thallo’s speciality was to offer high quality service in increasingly tourist areas.
		Thallo’s main goal is to create a small but effective family business to appeal to those needing a friendly and cozy environment like a second home where they can relax and get away from their hectic lives for a while.
		Your stay at Thallo will be and unforgettable trip back to the past accompanied by modern facilities.
	www.pelion.com.gr /hotel/tsagkarada/thallo/thallo_en.htm (126 words)

	THALLO : Greek goddess, Hora of spring buds & shoots ; mythology
		THALLO was the Hora (season) goddess of spring buds and shoots.
		Thallo was probably closely identified with the Hora Eirene, whom Hesiod gives the epithet thallô in his Theogony.
		THALLO (Thallô), one of the Attic Horae, who was believed to grant prosperity to the young shoots of plants, and was also invoked in the political oath which the citizens of Athens had to take.
	www.theoi.com /Ouranios/HoraThallo.html (204 words)

	Science Fair Projects - Thallo
		The first generation consisted of Thallo, Auxo, and Carpo, who were the goddesses of the seasons (the Greeks only recognized spring, summer and winter).
		Thallo (or Thalatte) was the goddess of spring, buds and blooms, the bringer of flowers, and became a protector of youth.
		Auxo (or Auxesia) is Greek for increaser (as in "plant growth"), and she was worshipped alongside Hegemone in Athens as one of their two Charites.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Thallo (636 words)

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		Thallo and her sisters Auxo and Carpo were the goddesses of the seasons.
		Thallo was the goddess of spring and blooming, the "bringer of flowers", and became a protector of youth.
		All three sisters were born to Themis and Zeus.
	www.serebella.com /encyclopedia/article-Thallo.html (106 words)

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