10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «DODONEAN» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
Entdecke den Gebrauch von
Dodonean in der folgenden bibliographischen Auswahl. Bücher, die mit
Dodonean im Zusammenhang stehen und kurze Auszüge derselben, um seinen Gebrauch in der Literatur kontextbezogen darzustellen.
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The London Magazine, Or, Gentleman's Monthly Intelligencer
Homer also: '* Jove, Dodonean King !" Cratinus, in his Archilochi%, mentions a
Dodonean dog. The woman of Dodona is called Dodcnis, as from Pallene is
derived Pal- lenis. So Apollonius, the Rhodian, in his Argonautics, Book I. and IV.
Isaac Kimber, Edward Kimber, 1784
2
The Secret Trachings of All Ages
THE. DODONEAN. JUPITER. From Historia Deorum Fatidicorum. Jupiter was
called Dodonean after the city of Dodona in Epirus. Near this city was a hill thickly
covered with oak trees which from the most ancient times had been sacred to ...
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London Magazine: Or, Gentleman's Monthly Intelligencer...
Homer also: «* Jove, Dodonean King !" Cratinus, in his Arcbilochi\, mentions a
Dodonean dog. The woman of Dodona is called Dodonis, as from Pallcne is
derived Pal- lenis. So Apollonius, the Rhodian, in his Argonautics, Book I. and IV.
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The London Magazine Enlarged and Improved
Cratinus, in his Archilochi%, mentions a Dodonean dog. The woman of Dodona
is called Dodcnis, as from Pallene is derived Pal- lenis. So Apollonius, the
Rhodian, in his Argonautics, Book I. and IV. speaks of the vessel a»Stovi3o- Ip^yv
, ...
5
Pindar's Paeans: A Reading of the Fragments with a Survey of ...
On the other hand, the choice of the doves was probably motivated by a feature
of the Dodonean cult, not only because Herodotus specifies that this detail was
peculiar to the Dodonean version of the myth, but also because there is some ...
Pindar, Ian Rutherford, 2001
6
The Description of Greece
Different accounts are given of the Dodonean oracle; for it is the most ancient of
the Grecian oracles. According to some, an oak prophesied in Dodona ; but
according to others, doves. The truth, however, is, that priestesses whose heads
were ...
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The description of Greece, by Pausanias, tr. with notes [by ...
Different accounts are given of the Dodonean oracle; for it is the most ancient of
the Grecian oracles. According to some, an oak prophesied in Dodona ; but
according to others, doves. The truth, however, is, that priestesses whose heads
were ...
Pausanias (the traveller), 1824
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THE LONDON MAGAZINE ENLARGES AND IMPROVED. VOLUME THE ...
Cratinus, in his tions a Dodonean dog. The woman of Dodona is o3 Dodonis, as
from Pallene is derived P lenis. So Apollonius, the Rhoci; in his Argonautics,
Book I. and speaks of the vessel Ax-SauS>: $»- made of the beech of Dodona ;
and ...
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A Manuel of Grecian Antiquities: Being a Compendious Account ...
From the surprising property of this cauldron came the proverb, Xalhceiov Awai/
aiov, Dodonean sound, which was applied to garrulous persons. The priests and
priestesses delivered their responses from observation of the murmur of the ...
\ Martyn observes, that Virgil poetically speaks of Chaonian or Dodonean acorns
for acorns in general, those being the most celebrated. It appears that, when
speaking merely of the trees or acorns, the word Chaonian is commonly used,
but in ...
