- of Caeratus, the
river was the
Amnisos during the
Bronze Age.
Across from its
mouth is a very
small island called Amnisos. The
river begins on
Mount Ida...
-
childbirth and midwifery, and the
daughter of Zeus and Hera. In the cave of
Amnisos (Crete) she was
related with the
annual birth of the
divine child, and...
- are the
tourist resorts of Kokkíni Háni (also
spelled Háni Kokkíni) and
Amnísos, both with
similar attractions, and, to the east, Crete's
largest resort...
- Callirhoe,
second wife of
Alcmaeon Acmenes Stadium in Olympia, Elis
Amnisiades Amnisos River on the
island of
Crete entered the
retinue of
Artemis Anigrides Anigros...
-
Dikte (Corybantian Dicte) she
beheld the
child bed
water of
neighbouring Amnisos, the
fickle deity met her
there on the hills; for she was fond of the Kretans...
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especially in
Crete and Laconia.
During the
Bronze Age, in the cave of
Amnisos, she was
related to the
annual birth of the
divine child. In the Minoan...
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other elite buildings.
Known examples include the
Villa of the
Lilies at
Amnisos, two
houses at Tylissos, and
several of the
houses surrounding the palace...
-
received offerings in the cave of the
goddess of
childbirth Eileithyia at
Amnisos in Crete.
Poseidon is
allied with
Potnia and the
divine child. Wa-na-ssa...
- of the most
important centres of Crete. The city had two ports, one at
Amnisos and
another at Heraklion.
According to the
ancient geographer Strabo the...
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bearing a daughter, the
unnamable Despoina (the mistress). In the cave of
Amnisos at Crete, the
goddess Eileithyia is
related with the
annual birth of the...
