legend

legend
I (fable) noun adventure, chronicle, epic, epos, fable, fantasy, fiction, folklore, lore, myth, mythology, odyssey, romance, saga, story, tale, tradition, yarn II (inscription) noun abstract, annotation, brief, caption, chronicle, cipher, compendium, device, epitaph, heading, imprint, impression, narrative, record, rubric, superscription III index caption, fiction, inscription, myth, story (narrative)

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