- 1985, p 49);
before the post-war archaeology,
Machteld J. Mellink, (
Hyakinthos, Utrecht, 1943) had
argued for
continuity with
Minoan origins. Apollodorus...
- It is
derived from a Gr**** name used for a
plant by Homer, ὑάκινθος (
hyákinthos), the
flowers supposedly having grown up from the
blood of a
youth of...
-
Hyakinthos Gad (2
February 1912 – 30
January 1975) was
Apostolic exarch of the Gr****
Byzantine Catholic Church from 17
February 1958 to 1975. Gad was born...
- one of the
foundation stones of the New
Jerusalem is
hyacinth (Gr****:
hyakinthos). However, Strong's
Concordance and Thayer's Gr****
Lexicon describe this...
-
eventually captured and
spent his last days
confined to the
Monastery of
Hyakinthos in Nicaea,
where he died.
Alexios III was the
second son of Andronikos...
-
Hyacinth (Gr****: Ὑάκινθος,
Hyakinthos; died 108 AD) was a
young Christian living at the
start of the
second century, who is
honored as a
martyr and a saint...
-
Giuseppe Schirò, Arbëresh
scholar George Calav****y, from 1932 to 1957
Hyakinthos Gad, from 1957 to 1975
Anargyros Printezis, from 1975 to 2008 Dimitri...
- the
Sanctuary of Apollo,
enclosing within its
temenos the
tumulus of
Hyakinthos, a pre-****ene
divinity whose cult was
conflated with that of Apollo,...
-
Zephyrus and
Hyakinthos: Gr****
myths often feature homo****uality and are a
source for much
modern speculative fiction.
Mythic figures continue to appear...
-
brought up by the
powers of nature.
Similar myths are
found in the
cults of
Hyakinthos (Amyklai),
Erichthonios (Athens),
Ploutos (Eleusis), and in the cult of...
