Selected topics - Kernos

personification: (95)-19. (98)-67. (98)-149. (98)-245. (98)-260. (00)-125. (00)-238. (00)-394. (02)-
199. (05)-7. (06)-84. (07)-244. (08)-2; Agathe Elpis: (07)-234bis; Anemoi: (03)-108; Blabe:
(03)-79; Charis: (07)-208; Deimos: (03)-83; Echo: (07)-208; Eirene: (03)-83. (07)-208. (07)-
254; Ekecheiria: (03)-83; Eleutheria: (07)-43; Elpis: (03)-79; Eunomia: (07)-208; Euphrosyne:
(03)-79; Homonoia: (03)-83; Kairos: (03)-108; Kalos: (03)-108; Methysis: (06)-104; Nyx: (09)-
101; Olympios Kairos: (08)-7; Ombroi: (03)-108; Opora: (07)-208; Phobos: (03)-83; Pistis:
(06)-66; Pyretos: (07)-31; Tetartaios: (04)-75. (07)-31; Theoria: (07)-208; see also deities
(Agathos Daimon, Aidos, Aion, Amerimnia, Arete, Charites, Demos, Dikaion, Dikaiosyne,
Dike, Dynamis, Eirene, Eleutheria, Eubosia, Eudikie, Eueteria, Eunomia, Homonoia,
Hosion, Hosion kai Dikaion, Hosios Dikaios, Kosmos, Moirai, Nemesis, Nike, Patris,
Peitho, Phobos, Polis, Senatus, Synkletos, Themis, Thesmos, Tyche)
phallophoria: (97)-219; phallus: (97)-223. (99)-154. (99)-168. (01)-99. (02)-243. (03)-163; on altar:
(08)-95; phallic symbols: (98)-2. (98)-27. (98)-230
philosophy: (94)-324. (99)-183. (99)-248. (00)-189. (00)-238. (00)-343. (01)-74. (07)-102. (08)-121.
(08)-147; and paganism in Late Antiquity: (98)-18. (98)-61. (98)-156; Epicurean: (01)-121.
(01)-178; Herakleitos: (94)-107. Neoplatonic: (94)-50. (98)-191. (98)-327; Parmenides: (94)-
304. Platonic: (98)-146. (01)-121. (01)-180; Presocratic: (01)-74; Pythagorean: (98)-222; Stoic:
(98)-156; see also Gnostics, Neoplatonism, Platonism, Pythagoras, Pythagorism
Phoenicians: (94)-6. (94)-20. (94)-33. (97)-75. (97)-121. (97)-142. (97)-275. (06)-11
phratry: (95)-97. (95)-98. (95)-138. (98)-112. (98)-210. (98)-232. (98)-357; cult: (00)-31
phylactery: (93)-10. (93)-25. (93)-103. (03)-38. (03)-97. (04)-90. (04)-101. (07)-130. (07)-143. (07)-
235. (07)-277. (08)-4. (08)-63. (08)-164. (09)-52. (09)-82; see amulet
phyle: (98)-185; named after an emperor: (99)-63 (Sebaste)
piety: (96)-25. (98)-67. (98)-149. (98)-230. (00)-71. (01)-13. (01)-30. (01)-69. (01)-111. (01)-137.
(01)-259. (01)-261. (01)-281. (03)-26. (03)-31. (03)-79. (03)-108. (03)-130. (04)-120. (04)-142-
143. (07)-43. (07)-104 (Nymphios makes a dedication to the Nymphs). (08)-39. (09)-35. (09)-
115; see Greek words, εὐσέβεια
pilgrimage: (93)-8. (93)-111. (94)-23. (94)-27. (94)-73. (94)-280. (94)-313. (95)-14. (95)-154. (97)-
130. (97)-151. (98)-65. (99)-46. (99)-59. (99)-88. (00)-84. (00)-112. (00)-128. (00)-160. (00)-
281. (00)-283. (00)-411. (01)-30. (02)-170-171. (02)-229. (03)-32. (03)-173-174. (03)-182. (03)-
186. (04)-121. (05)-9. (06)-101. (07)-12. (08)-9. (08)-48. (08)-56. (08)-76 (Pythais). (08)-118
(Pyhais). (08)-136. (08)-141; protection of pilgrims: (05)-88; see also proskynema, theoria
Pindar: (05)-46
planets: (01)-180
plants: ivy: (98)-104; laurel: (98)-104. (98)-218. (98)-373; myrtle: (98)-104. (98)-218; in the cult of
Aphrodite: (98)-292
Plato: (03)-16. (08)-65
Platonism: (93)-36. (07)-102; Neplatonism: (07)-183
polis-religion: (00)-52. (00)-83. (00)-187. (00)-409
politics and religion: (93)-105. (93)-127. (94)-106. (94)-142. (94)-143. (94)-232. (94)-295. (94)-326.
(95)-7. (95)-41. (95)-42. (95)-65. (95)-67. (95)-92. (95)-109. (95)-135. (95)-193. (95)-194. (95)-
206. (95)-207. (95)-264. (95)-278. (96)-25. (96)-43. (96)-79. (96)-97. (96)-99. (96)-115. (96)-
164. (96)-188. (96)-191. (96)-211. (97)-103. (97)-113. (97)-122. (97)-155. (97)-171. (97)-189.
(97)-215. (97)-216. (98)-16. (98)-67. (98)-78. (98)-90. (98)-197. (98)-220. (98)-251. (98)-265.
(98)-277. (98)-316. (98)-376. (99)-25. (99)-34. (99)-35. (99)-37. (99)-90. (99)-93. (99)-125.
(99)-152. (99)-154. (99)-158. (99)-180. (99)-183. (99)-209. (99)-226. (99)-252. (99)-256. (99)-
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