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Ossian
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Os·sian  (shn, s-n)
n.
A legendary Gaelic hero and bard of the third century a.d.
Ossian [ˈɒsɪən]
n
(Biographies / Ossian (3rd century-3rd century) M, Irish, MISC: legendary hero, WRITING: poet) a legendary Irish hero and bard of the 3rd century a.d See also (James) Macpherson
Ossianic  adj
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