| Strabo does not, however, explicitly refer to the sack of the city of Old Pleuron. |
| But the anger of Artemis was not yet soothed, and she roused a strife between the men of pleuron and the men of Kalydon. |
| The axillaries are specifically developed only in the wing-flexing insects, where they constitute the flexor mechanism of the wing operated by the flexor muscle arising on the pleuron. |
| From the median tubercle to the outer edge of the pleuron of the second thoracic segment the distance is 3.7 mm. |
| On each side the tergum overlaps the sternum, and hangs down as a side-flap, or pleuron. |
| For Meleagros sought to have the head, and the Kouretes of pleuron cared not to take the hide only for their portion. |
