- Cyprus. (Pausanias viii. 5. § 2.) An
Agapenor was
mentioned as king of the
Paphians in a Gr****
distich preserved in the Analecta; and
Herodotus (vii. 90) alludes...
-
carved out of
solid rock, and are
thought to have been the
burial sites of
Paphian aristocrats and high
officials up to the
third century AD (the name comes...
- men to
establish her cult were the ****yrians,
after the ****yrians the
Paphians of
Cyprus and the
Phoenicians who live at
Ascalon in Palestine; the Phoenicians...
-
first to
establish a cult of
Aphrodite were the ****yrians,
followed by the
Paphians of
Cyprus and then the
Phoenicians at Ascalon. The Phoenicians, in turn...
- of ****us, High King of
Mycenae [...],
marched vengefully against the
Paphians and Teleboans. [...]
While he was away, his
nephew King
Amphitryon of Troezen...
- ἀμφίεσις
amphiesis clothing, Hsch. ὑεστάκα huestaka) Φάπη Phapê Παφία
Paphia (
Paphian Aphrodite)
Wiktionary has a
category on
Arcadocypriot Ancient Gr****. Hesychius...
-
having come to
Cyprus from Cilicia,
whence he
introduced the
worship of
Paphian Aphrodite. The
divination practices at the
temple are said to have been...
- the
native Athenians the
Cecropian Minerva; the island-dwelling
Cypriots Paphian Venus; the
archer Cretans Dictynnan Diana; the triple-tongued Sicilians...
- men to
establish her cult were the ****yrians,
after the ****yrians the
Paphians of
Cyprus and the
Phoenicians who live at
Ascalon in Palestine; the Phoenicians...
-
alongside the
goddesses Aphrodite (called by the
epithets Cythereia and
Paphian), Hera, Leto, Athena, Artemis, and Hebe. Harmonia,
daughter of Aphrodite...
