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What does Caïssa mean in chess?
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Caïssa: Known as the goddess or muse of chess, whose name is taken from a nymph in a 1763 poem, Caïssa or The Game at Chess, by William Jones.
Caïssa FAQ
What does Caïssa mean in chess?
Caïssa: Known as the goddess or muse of chess, whose name is taken from a nymph in a 1763 poem, Caïssa or The Game at Chess, by William Jones.
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