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When the ''[[Adrestia]]'' and her crew were approaching the [[Pirate Islands]], specifically [[Keos]], [[Herodotos]] joked about [[Barnabas]]' suggestion for carefulness with a comment about Charybdis and Skylla waiting at the bottom of the sea. Barnabas corrected that the reason for care were the [[Piracy|pirates]] patrolling the seas around the islands.<ref name="ACOd" />
When the ''[[Adrestia]]'' and her crew were approaching the [[Pirate Islands]], specifically [[Keos]], [[Herodotos]] joked about [[Barnabas]]' suggestion for carefulness with a comment about Charybdis and Skylla waiting at the bottom of the sea. Barnabas corrected that the reason for care were the [[Piracy|pirates]] patrolling the seas around the islands.<ref name="ACOd" />


[[Phila]], a member and a [[magi]] of the [[Order of the Storm]], commanded a [[Skylla (ship)|pentecoster]] named after Skylla during the [[Peloponnesian War]].
[[Phila]], a member and a [[magi]] of the [[Order of the Storm]], commanded a [[Skylla (ship)|penteconter]] named after Skylla during the [[Peloponnesian War]].


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A mural depicting Skylla and one of the Sirens

Skylla was a monstrous creature in the Greek mythology, said to haunt a narrow channel with Charybdis on the other side of it.

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During the 5th century BCE a region of Argolis on the Peloponnese was known as the Promontory of Skylla. Multiple buildings also throughout Greece bore murals depicting Skylla.[1]

When the Adrestia and her crew were approaching the Pirate Islands, specifically Keos, Herodotos joked about Barnabas' suggestion for carefulness with a comment about Charybdis and Skylla waiting at the bottom of the sea. Barnabas corrected that the reason for care were the pirates patrolling the seas around the islands.[1]

Phila, a member and a magi of the Order of the Storm, commanded a penteconter named after Skylla during the Peloponnesian War.

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