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Lycosura (Ancient Gr****: Λυκόσουρα, romanized: Lykósoura) was a city in the
ancient Parrhasia region of
south Arcadia said by
Pausanias to be the oldest...
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Lycosura, a fire
burned in
front of the
temple of Pan, the goat god. The
megaron of
Eleusis is
quite similar to the "megaron" of
Despoina at
Lycosura...
- were Nostia, Asea, Ypsounta, Teuthis, Heraea, Thyraion, Nestani, Alea,
Lycosura, Trikolonon, Tropea, Caphyae, Pallantion, Petrosaca, Feneos, Phoezon, Leucasium...
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springs and the animals, in a
surrounding of animal-headed daimons. At
Lycosura Artemis is
depicted holding a
snake and a
torch and
dressed with a deer...
- The
megaron of
Eleusis is
quite similar to the "megaron" of
Despoina at
Lycosura.
Demeter is
united with her, the god Poseidon, and she
bears him a daughter...
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remembered as a
culture hero: he was
believed to have
founded the city
Lycosura, to have
established a cult of Zeus
Lycaeus and to have
started the tradition...
- "Queen", or "Guide".
Pausanias reports that
Artemis Hegemone had a
temple at
Lycosura in Arcadia, and a
sanctuary at Sparta. The third-century BC poet Callimachus...
- horses"
usually in Arcadia. He had
temples at
Lycosura, Mantineia, Methydrium, Pheneos, Pallandion. At
Lycosura he is
related with the cult of Despoina. The...
- On
either side of a doorway, the wall of the
Temple of
Despoina at
Lycosura has a
course of
orthostates with
string courses above them...
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archaeological excavations in Santorini, Mycenae, Tiryns, Dodona, Vaphio, Rhamnous,
Lycosura,
Aegean islands, Delos, the
Temple of
Aphaea in Aegina, the
Sanctuary of...
