- in his role as a
protector of strangers. This
normalized theoxeny or
theoxenia,
wherein human beings demonstrate their virtue by
extending hospitality...
-
Doric Gr****: νά τώ θεὼ, ná tō theō, in the Dual number). The rite of
theoxenia (θεοξενία), "god-entertaining", was
particularly ****ociated with Castor...
-
exercise of hospitality, the
ritualized guest-friendship
termed xenia, or
theoxenia when a god was involved. Zeus and
Hermes came
disguised as
ordinary peasants...
-
renamed Kairos. The
vessel became Theoxenia after being sold to
Grigorios Karlovits &
Fotini Papadopoulou in 1981.
Theoxenia was
purchased two more times,...
-
Ethmia Species: E. hilarella
Binomial name
Ethmia hilarella (Walker, 1863)
Synonyms Azinis hilarella Walker, 1863
Theoxenia penicillata Walsingham, [1887]...
-
Melanoleuca Stephens, 1829
Psecadia Hübner, [1825]
Tamarrha Walker, 1864
Theoxenia Walsingham, 1887
Wiltshireia Amsel, 1949 (non Buckman, 1904: preoccupied)...
-
temple of the
Dioscuri at Acragas, on the
occasion of the
festival of the
Theoxenia, when the gods were
deemed to be
entertained by
Castor and Polydeuces...
- Thessaly;
mentioned in De
Mulieribus Claris Theoxena (moth), a
genus of
moths Theoxenia, a
theme in Gr****
mythology demonstrating the
importance of hospitality...
-
ritualized guest-friendship
termed xenia by the
ancient Gr****s, or else
theoxenia,
which refers specifically to the
instances when a god, such as Leto,...
- to
abide by a set code of behaviour. The
ancient Gr**** term xenia—or
theoxenia when a god was involved—expressed this
ritualized guest-friendship relation...
