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Cantharus

Cantharus may refer to: *Cantharus (Christianity), a fountain used by Christians for making ablutions *Kantharos (also spelled cantharus), a Greek drinking cup *Kantharos (also spelled Cantharus), an ancient Athenian comic poet *Kantharos (also spelled Cantharus), a harbour in ancient Athens *Sea snails in the family Pisaniidae, including: **Cantharus, a genus of sea snails **Common cantharus (Gemophos auritulus) **Measle-mouth cantharus (Gemophos sanguinolentus) **Ringed cantharus (Gemophos ringens) **Tinted or painted cantharus (Gemophos tinctus) **Ribbed cantharus (Hesperisternia multangula)

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Cantharus may refer to: *Cantharus (Christianity), a fountain used by Christians for making ablutions *Kantharos (also spelled cantharus), a Greek drinking cup *Kantharos (also spelled Cantharus), an ancient Athenian comic poet *Kantharos (also spelled Cantharus), a harbour in ancient Athens *Sea snails in the family Pisaniidae, including: **Cantharus, a genus of sea snails **Common cantharus (Gemophos auritulus) **Measle-mouth cantharus (Gemophos sanguinolentus) **Ringed cantharus (Gemophos ringens) **Tinted or painted cantharus (Gemophos tinctus) **Ribbed cantharus (Hesperisternia multangula)

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