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| Castor and Pollux |
in Greek mythology, the twin brothers of Helen, one mortal and the other immortal. |
| catamaran |
a boat, usu. a sailboat, with parallel twin hulls. |
| doppelgänger |
the supposed ghostly twin of a living person, esp. one that haunts a real person. |
| Remus |
in Roman legend, the twin brother of Romulus, the founder of Rome. |
| Romulus |
in Roman legend, the founder of Rome, who, along with his twin brother Remus, had been abandoned as an infant and had survived by suckling a wolf. |
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