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*Heraion is correctly written with an Umlaut called Diaresis, but I dare not to use that Diaresis anymore, my JLC Table got corrupted twice already. Everything after the i with Umlaut got truncated during the upload! Gone, cut off. I assume it might be a problem of UNIX based web servers, I did not notice that effect on Windows NT based web servers. Anyway, an interesting incident. Heraion on the web is mostly written with a normal i today, even the pronounciation of an i with Umlaut is different, it is much more emphasized and you actually pronounce it like "heray - yon"
