- An
amphictyony would survive as a form of
religious organization enjoined to
support specific temples or
sacred places.
Traditional amphictyonies coordinated...
- the
earliest legal code
given at Sinai, with
Moses as author, and the
Amphictyony confederation as its
setting (Albright 1939, 1949,
Buber 1998, and others);...
-
early amphictyony, one of
several ****enic
leagues of pre-classical
times of
which little is known, was
centered on Kalaureia–the
Calaurian Amphictyony. Archaeology...
-
around a
central sanctuary on the
lines of the
later Gr**** and
Italian amphictyonies. With
Gerhard von Rad he
pioneered the traditional-historical approach...
- Euripides,
Acrisius was the
founder of the
Delphic amphictyony.
Strabo believes that this
amphictyony existed before the time of Acrisius, and that he was...
- a
religious alliance (
amphictyony) to
which the
Cyclades and the
neighboring Ionians on the
coasts belonged. This
amphictyony seems originally to have...
-
important Temple of
Demeter Amphictyonis, an
early center of the
Anthelan Amphictyony. The land is
dominated by the
coastal floodplain of the
Spercheios river...
-
describing Midian as a "cultic collective" (German: Kultgenossenschaft) or an
amphictyony,
meaning "an ****ociation (German: Bund) of
different tribes in the vicinity...
- Chaeroneans,
dedicated this (image of) Plutarch,
following the
precepts of the
Amphictyony" ("Δελφοὶ Χαιρωνεῦσιν ὁμοῦ Πλούταρχον ἔθηκαν | τοῖς Ἀμφικτυόνων δόγμασι...
-
Ionian at some
point after, as
testified by its
membership in the
Delian Amphictyony. From 534 BC the
island paid
taxes to Athens. Ios was an
important and...
