Origines Kalendariae Hellenicae: Or, The History of the Primitive Calendar Among the Greeks, Before and After the Legislation of Solon, Volumen4

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page
159
DISSERTATION II
166
On the authors of the Eleusinia and the Thesmophoria respectively
179
On the authors of the Eleusinia and the Thesmophoria respectively
187
On the personal agreement or disagreement of Eumolpus
195
On the date of the Eleusinia and the Thesmophoria and the mode
212
On the relation of the Mysteries and the Thesmophoria to
218
CHAPTER III
228
On the last five days of the Mysteries and whether they made
239
Eleusinian Calendar of Eumolpus and Thesmophorian Calendar
246
CHAPTER IV
270
On the change in the Thesmophorian Month made by Solon
278
On the names of the Thesmophorian Feriæ
292
page
309
DISSERTATION III
336
On the Rhea of Classical Mythology considered as the same with
357
On the Etymon of the name of Rhea
365
On the Epoch of the CyclicoJulian Cretan Correction
371
On the death of Androgeus and on the Aaouòs of the Athenians
500
On the Chronology of the Life and History of Theseus and
507
On the circumstances of the third Aaouòs and of the mission
514
On the fable of the war of the Gods and the Titans
527
On the probable derivation of the Lunar Epoch
539
On the reduction of the Cycle of Minos in particular to some
548
Claim of the Arcadians to the title of IIpoσéλnvoi page
582
Observations on the preceding testimonies and explanation
609
On the probable date of the adoption of the name of Pan page
619
DISSERTATION V
632
page
640
On the antiquity of the Fable of the Dædala or the earliest date
652
On the original institution of the Aaidaλa and whether connected
660
On the lunar and solar standard respectively of the Cycle of 59
666
On the time of the year at which the Dædala were celebrated
672
Observations on the preceding scheme
681
On the assimilation of the Platæan Calendar to the Attic B C 432
688

Términos y frases comunes

Athena Attica Crete Demeter Eleusinia Eleusis Erechtheus Erichthonius Eumolpus Harpocration Hesychius Menestheus Minos Pausanias Photius Plutarch Pyanepsion Scholia Solon Suidas Thargelion Theseus Thesmophoria Triptolemus δὲ ἐν καὶ τὴν τῆς τῶν

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TítuloOrigines Kalendariae Hellenicae: Or, The History of the Primitive Calendar Among the Greeks, Before and After the Legislation of Solon, Volumen4
Origines Kalendariae Hellenicae: Or, The History of the Primitive Calendar Among the Greeks, Before and After the Legislation of Solon, Edward Greswell
AutorEdward Greswell
EditorOxford University Press, 1862
Procedencia del originalUniversidad de Oxford
Digitalizado13 Sep. 2007
  
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