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The Delphic inscription shows that the Dionysos of the palace of Kadmos was
connected with the trieteric cult.26 The inscription does not mention the secret
feast days of the Theban women, which formed the basis of the story of
resistance, ...
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Transactions of the Third International Congress for the ...
For we have sufficient evidence for believing that it was trieteric only and was
always performed in the winter ; and the chief problem is the explanation of the
immemorial observance of this trieteric rule. The ordinary explanations are easily
...
Percy Stafford Allen, John de Monins Johnson, 1908
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Psyche, 2 Volumes: The Cult of Souls and Belief in ...
27 The object of the trieteric festival of Dionysos (repeated every second year)
held in so many places in Greece (cf. VVeniger, Dionysosdienst in Elis, Progr.
1883, p. 8) was to celebrate the presence of the god. This is clearly shown by
D.S. 4, ...
2arv- poi: because they were the especial attendants of Dionysos. 133. rpieri)
pCSuv : trieteric festivals. In many places, as Thebes, Argos, Crete, etc., the
festivals of Dionysos were trieteric, that is, occurring every other year, at the
beginning of ...
Euripides, Nicolaus Wecklein, 1888
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Athens and Athenian Democracy
In the following month Eleusis was the focus of competitive attention. Games
were held in the second and fourth years of each Olympiad, and in the late fourth
century those in charge allowed 70 medimnoi of grain (sitos) for the trieteric
festival, ...
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Psyche: The cult of Souls and the Belief in Immortality ...
The reason why Dionysos, as worshipped both in Thracian and Greek trieteric
festivals, stops for a time in the underworld of the souls, is clear enough : that too
was his realm. We can now understand why it is that Dionysos is also ruler over ...
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The Endangered English Dictionary: Bodacious Words Your ...
trieteric Tudesque trieteric (try-ee-TER-ik) occurring every other year making the
commemoration a trieteric one trilapse (TRY-laps) a third downfall or "slip" an
unforgivable trilapse at the academy trillibub (TRIL-i-bub) a trifle trillibubs for
prizes ...
Games were held in the second and fourth years of each Olympiad, and in the
late fourth century those in charge allowed 70 medimnoi [measures, equivalent to
about 5Z.5 litres or I'A bushels] of grain (sitos) for the trieteric [every two years: ...
9
Redefining Ancient Orphism: A Study in Greek Religion
... trieteric consecration, performing in order all that the dying child both did and
suffered. They tore a live bull with their teeth, evoking the cruel feast in their
annual commemorations, and by howling dissonant cries through the depths of
the ...
Radcliffe G. Edmonds III, 2013
10
Interpretation and Dionysos: Method in the Study of a God
... this understanding of Dionysos Liknites (though not of the Divine Child motif).
51 What led Nilsson to reverse his position was his conviction, based on the 53rd
Orphic Hymn, that the rite of awakening the Liknites was part of the trieteric ...
