ASCRÆAN POET

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Literature	Ascræan Poet or Sage. Hesiod, the Greek didactic poet, born at Ascra, in Boeotia. Virgil calls him the "Old Ascræon." (Eclogues, vii. 70.). Source: Brewer's Dictionary.
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Anagrams: ASCRÆAN POET

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams
	Words within the letters "a-a-æ-c-e-n-o-p-r-s-t"
	-2 letters: caponatas, catnapers, coparents, paranoeas, personate, portances.
	-3 letters: anapaest, ancestor, arsenate, asperate, cantraps, caponata, capstone, caterans, catnaper, coparent, earstone, enactors, opencast, operants, operates, panaceas, pancreas, paranoea, peacoats, personae, portance, postrace, pronates, proteans, protease, resonate, separate, serenata.
	-4 letters: aerates, aerosat, anapest, anatase, apnoeas, arenose, arpents, atoners, canapes, canasta, canters, cantors, cantrap, capotes, capstan, captans, captors.
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Alternative Orthography: ASCRÆAN POET

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