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Hiereia (Ancient Gr****: ἱέρεια, pl. ἱέρειαι, hiéreiai) was the
title of the
female priesthood or
priestesses in
ancient Gr**** religion,
being the equivalent...
- The
Council of
Hieria was a
Christian council of 754
which viewed itself as e****enical, but was
later rejected by the
Second Council of
Nicaea (787) and...
- Diod. Sic. 1st cent. BC
Cephalus Herse Apollod. 1st/2nd cent. AD
Gigas Hiereia Tzetzes 12th cent. AD
Evander Themis Dion. Hal. 1st cent. BC
Prylis Issa...
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interior of
Sanctuary of
Despoina Dillon,
Matthew (2016). "48 'Chrysis the
Hiereia having placed a
lighted torch near the
garlands then fell asleep' (Thucydides...
- ("Torturing Himself")
Heniochos ("The Charioteer")
Heros ("The Hero")
Hiereia ("The Priestess")
Hippokomos ("The Horse-Groom")
Homopatrioi ("People Having...
- includes,
among others,
offerings to Zeus Diktaios, Pade,
Erinys and
Anemon Hiereia. The
words are two -
despite the lack of a
separator symbol - and in the...
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funerary inscriptions indicating the
goddess had a
female priesthood (
hiereia) on the island. Pausanias,
Description of
Greece 3.25.2 Bennett, Florence...
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Hekyra ("The Mother-In-Law")
Ennea ("Nine")
Epidikazomenos ("The Claimant")
Hiereia ("The Priestess")
Proikizomene ("The
Woman with a Dowry") or Himatiopolis...
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tuide here) (Ionic tēde) φαυόφορος
phauophoros priestess (Attic ἱέρεια
hiereia) (light-keeper) (Aeolic phauō for
Homeric phaō shine) (Homeric
phaos light...
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declared the
start of the
rites (prorrhesis), and
carried out the
sacrifice (
hiereía deúro,
hither the victims). The
seawards initiates (halade mystai) started...
