The Cults of the Greek States, 第 3 巻Clarendon Press, 1907 |
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Agrai agrarian ancient Anthesteria Apollo appears Arcadian Artemis associated Athenian Athens Attic believe belonged Boeotia called celebration century B. C. ceremony character chthonian Coin Pl communion concerning consecrated corn corn-stalks Cretan cult Cybele Daeira daughter deities Delphi Demeter Demeter and Kore Demeter's Despoina Dionysiac Dionysos divine doubt earth earth-goddess Eleusinian Eleusinian mysteries Eleusis Eumolpidae Eumolpos evidence explain fact festival fifth century figure fourth century Gaia goddess Greece Greek Hades Hellenic Heracles hierophant holy Homeric hymn Iacchos important initiation inscription interpretation Journ Kerykes Klymenos Kore later legend lesser mysteries Locri Epizephyrii lower world marriage mentioned Mitth monuments mother mystae mystic myth nether original Orphic Orphism Pausanias perhaps period Persephone personage Plouton Poseidon priestess primitive probably record regarded relief religion religious rites ritual ritualistic sacramental sacred sacrifice scene scholiast seems shrine suppose temple terracotta theory Thesmophoria tion torches Triptolemos vase women word worship Zeus
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