- Artemis, Athena, and Aphaea. She is also
known as
Dictynna, Dicte, Dictymna, or as a
daughter of
Dictynna (Δίκτυννα). In the 16th century,
Edmund Spencer...
-
Dictynna Hood,
sometimes credited as D.R. Hood, is a
British film
director and screenwriter. She
leads a
module on film
production for the
University of...
-
dictynna and Per****aris recondita,
which differ in
maximum size (66
millimetres (2.6 in) in P.
recondita vs 29
millimetres (1.1 in) in P.
dictynna)...
- Bodi****
dictynna, is a
species of wr****e
native to
tropical and warm
temperate waters of the
Western Pacific, from the Indo-Malaysian
Archipelago east...
-
Obscurity and
Identity in Ovid's Ibis".
Dictynna.
Revue de poétique
latine (in French) (9). doi:10.4000/
dictynna.912. ISSN 1765-3142.
Scholia on Apollonius...
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white half
moons and a few
bands of creamy-white and
orange checkers. M.
dictynna Esp. (=
corythalia Hhn.) (67b).
Above much
darker than the
various previous...
- "Claudia
Quinta (Pro
Caelio 34) and an
altar to
Magna Mater".
Dictynna (4). doi:10.4000/
dictynna.157. Roller, Lynn
Emrich (1999). In
Search of God the Mother:...
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types of the
coins are
either maritime, or
indicative of the
worship of
Dictynna, as
might have been
expected on this part of the island. The
obverse of...
- The
acropolis has many remains,
including a
temple dedicated to
goddess Dictynna,
fortification towers, cisterns, wells, and
watchtowers that
could have...
-
later called Artemis, may be
identified as the
Minoan goddess Britomartis/
Dictynna.
Poseidon is the lord of the sea, and
therefore of
storms and earthquakes...
