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Hippios (or Hippius) may
refer to: Poseidon,
rendered as a
horse Kolonos Hippios, a deme of
Attica Hippios (mythology), the son of
Eurynomus Hippios (running...
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revolution of 411 BCE, the
oligarchs convened at the
sanctuary of
Poseidon Hippios at
Colonus to
frame their new constitution. The site of
Colonus is at Agia...
- (another name of Kore- ****phone) and he was
worshipped with the
surname Hippios in many
Arcadian cities. At
Thelpusa and
Phigalia there were
sister worships...
- ****ociated with
bodies of
water such as
pools and streams. His
epithets include Hippios (relating to horses), "Earth-Shaker", and "Embracer of Earth". In the Iliad...
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writes that at
Pheneus there was a
bronze statue of Poseidon,
surnamed Hippios (Ancient Gr****: Ἵππιος),
meaning of horse,
which according to the legends...
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major goddess Despoina was
considered the
daughter of
Demeter and
Poseidon Hippios ("Horse-Poseidon"). In the ****ociated myths,
Poseidon represents the river...
- Illyri****, and the sea god was also
worshipped in
Lindos under the
epithet Hippios,
denoting perhaps a
blending of the cults. It was
believed that if one...
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Pheneus in Arcadia. Her
sanctuary was near the
bronze statue of
Poseidon Hippios (horse). In a legend,
Odysseus lost his
mares and
travelled throughout...
- Antinous' home at Bithynia. He
restored Mantinea's
Temple of
Poseidon Hippios, and
according to Pausanias,
restored the city's original,
classical name...
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aristocratic families lived independent lives in the
suburbs of Athens, such as
Hippios Kolonos. Only
after Peisistratos's
tyranny and the
reforms implemented...
