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350 The sacrificial calendars of Attica Col. IV Erqiâ, qoîrov,o¹forá, v >Artémidi,Çpìtô Akro>Erq- 10 iâ,a³x,o¹forá,dérmakataigíze :Dv Metageitni÷novdwdekát- 15 e(i),>AjhnâiPoliádi,ÇmPóle(i) Çn ste(i),oµv :D Bohdromi÷novpémptei°s- 20 tamé : Epopi,>Erqiâsi,qoîrov,Ãlókautov,nhfáli : tetrádifjí- 25 nontov,Erqiâ :oµv :D v Gamhli÷novtetrádifjín- 30 ontov,Poseid÷ni,Çn Hrav >Erqiâ,oµv,D >Elafhboli÷novÎkthiÇpì 35 déka,Dionúswi,>Erqiâ,a³x paradó :guna- {a}ixí,o¹forá, °eréaitòdé- 40 rma,D v Moniqi÷novdekátei¸stérai,Tritopatreûsi,>Erqi, 45 oµv,nhfáliov,o¹forá :D Jarghli÷nov tetrádi°staméno,>Anáko- 50 in>Erqiâsin, oµv,D v ÇnáteiÇpìdéka,Menedeíwi,>Erqiâsin, 55 oµv,o¹for,D Skirofori÷novtríthi°staméno,Poseid÷ni,ÇmPól- 60 e(i)>Erqi :oµv :D Kefálaion HD
Col. V Metageitni- ÷novÇnáte(i) Çpìdéka,Erqiâsi,oµv,o-¹forá,°eréaitòdér :Dv Bohdromi÷n- 10 ovpémpthi °staméno,>Erqi : Epopi,qoîrov,Ãlókautov,nhfá- 15 liov, v tetrádifjínontovGæi,ÇmPágwi>Erqiâsi,oµv 20 kúousa,o¹forá,Dv Poside÷nov ÎkthiÇpìdéka,Dií,ÇmP- 25 étrhi>Erqiâsin,oµv,o¹ forá,D v DiìErqiâsi,qoî- 30 rov,o¹fo : Gamhli÷nov Æbdómhi°staméno,>ApóllwniLuke- The sacrificial calendar of the deme Erchia 351 i,oµv,Pujaïstaîvpar[a]dósimov,D (added later) o¹fo(rá) Ägdóh(i)°sta- 40 méno,>ApóllwniNumfh[g]étei,>Erqiâsin,a³x,D Númfaiv,Çp- 45 ìtôa¹toûbwmoû,a³x :Dv Jarghli÷novtetrádi°staméno,Erqiâsi,krióv,toútwi°ere÷sjaitònkåru- 55 kakaìtàgéralambánenkajá p erÃ dåmarqov,D ÎkthiÇpìd- 60 éka,Diì>Ep[a]kríwi,ÇnErqiâs
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Acknowledgements This study is a pa
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8 Contents Chapter II — Evidence
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Chapter III The use and meaning of
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1. Destruction sacrifices Destructi
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Destruction sacrifices 219 calendar
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Destruction sacrifices 221 On Thaso
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Blood rituals 243 fairly small and
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Blood rituals 245 in this vessel an
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Blood rituals 249 belongs to the af
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Blood rituals 251 all the blood see
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Blood rituals 253 be noted that als
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Blood rituals 255 sheep, goats and
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Blood rituals 257 and the later act
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Blood rituals 259 A connection with
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Blood rituals 263 The second contex
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Blood rituals 265 sacrifice of a ra
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Blood rituals 267 accompanied by ga
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Blood rituals 269 2.6. The position
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Blood rituals 271 katastréyantev,
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Blood rituals 273 pulled backwards.
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Blood rituals 275 would flow into t
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Theoxenia 277 food of the kind eate
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Theoxenia 279 However, they can har
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Theoxenia 281 The view of the chron
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Theoxenia 283 with food, but also a
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Page 304 and 305: 304 The ritual pattern contexts in
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Page 343: Appendix The sacrificial calendars
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Page 361 and 362: Bibliography 361 third centuries B.
Page 363 and 364: Bibliography 363 Clinton 1979 K. Cl
Page 365 and 366: Bibliography 365 Divakaran 1982 S.
Page 367 and 368: Étienne & Braun 1986 Étienne & Pi
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Page 371 and 372: Bibliography 371 Herington 1972 The
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Page 385 and 386: Bibliography 385 Schachter 1994 A.
Page 387 and 388: Bibliography 387 van Straten 1974 F
Page 389 and 390: Bibliography 389 Vernant 1985 J.-P.
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Byzantion: 79 cakes: 13, 15, 16, 68
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Paiania, deme: 133, 240 Palaimon: 8
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