The sacrificial rituals of Greek hero cults in the Archaic to the early ...

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priest: 48, 77, 111, 137, 165, 179, 219, 220,
234 95 , 252, 263 236 , 269,
priest’s share at sacrifice: 112, 134, 140,
142–143, 146, 150, 152, 179, 217, 219 18 ,
225 47 , 237, 277, 280, 281, 286, 291,
319–320, 323; see alsogéra,°erösuna,
meat (portions of)
priestess: 44, 135 23 , 263, 331
priestess’ share at sacrifice: 138 44 , 140,
142–143, 146, 147, 152, 157, 318 35 ,
320; see also géra, °erösuna, meat
(portions of)
private sacrifices: 72–73, 166, 193, 287,
306, 320
to heroes: 21, 134, 142, 144, 148–149,
196, 284, 286, 304–305, 323; see also
foundations of private cults
Probalinthos, deme: 151 119
procession: 13, 33–34, 45, 76, 95, 100 335 ,
102, 119, 145, 183, 210, 229, 263 236 ; see
alsopompå
Procharisteria: 33
prohibition and sacrifice: 37 80 , 180, 221,
249–250, 319–324; see also women,
foreigners, outsiders,xénoi
prohibition on the removal of meat: 143,
218–219, 225, 311, 313–325; see also
o¹forá
Prokris: 138 45 , 158 134
Prometheus: 314 20
propitiation: 64, 72, 83, 97, 189 259 , 194,
197–198, 242, 251, 306; see also appeasement,
expiation, placation
Proschaireteria: 33
Ptoios: 149 108
purification: 60–61, 87, 96, 106, 114, 121,
127–128, 154 128 , 222, 227, 229, 233,
244, 251, 253, 256, 257, 259, 263–265,
289–290, 295, 305, 325, 327 73 , 329,
333 82 ; see also impurity
Pylon, see Heroines at Pylon
Pylouchos: 138 45
pyre; see alsopurá
used at sacrifices: 61, 65, 68, 102, 173,
238
funeral pyre: 102, 181 221 , 228 65 , 230–
233, 255, 290 378
pyre of Herakles on Mount Oite: 86, 238,
290 378
Pyrgilion, see Hero at Pyrgilion
Pyrrhos: 92, 95 308 , 105, 174 186
son of Pyrrhos: 95 308 , 105
Pythagoras: 206, 334 88
Pythaistai: 47, 324
Pythia: 83, 96, 170, 212
relics: 337 100
revitalization: 266, 268, 286 360 , 306, 332
Rhamnous: 76 244 , 149 108 , 167 157
Rhodes: 31–33, 37, 79, 210, 211, 323
river: 62, 65, 187, 194 287 , 217 9
worshipped with sacrifices: 20, 100 335 ,
251, 253, 257, 259, 305
Roman
“hero-cults”: 90–91, 106–109
sacrifices and rituals: 90, 95, 108–109,
145 93 , 174 186 , 232 89 , 276 293
Roman sources of Greek religion: 16,
21 28 , 22 30 , 25, 45, 58–59, 60 166 , 61,
72–73, 80–82, 90–91, 98, 119, 122–
128, 234, 278, 297, 303, 306–310, 316
ruler cult: 18 17 , 123
sacred law: 19, 131, 138 44 , 140, 142, 150,
157, 192, 203 338 , 210 377 , 219–221,
227, 263, 277, 279 317 , 308 1 , 316, 321 49 ,
332 81 , 339 113 ; see also Selinous, Kyrene
Sacred War: 95, 96
sacrificial calendars: 16, 19, 131, 147, 150–
169, 192, 222 37 , 284, 288, 292 393 , 304,
329; see also Eleusis, Erchia, Kos, Marathon,
Mykonos, Salaminioi, Teithras,
Thorikos
Salaminioi, sacrificial calendar of the genos:
130, 133–134, 141, 142–143, 147, 148,
151–153, 155–156, 163–168, 237–239,
295, 313, 318 35
Salamis: 75, 198, 258 208 , 261; see also heroes
of Salamis
Samos: 48–49, 55 149 , 257 204 , 261 222
Sappho: 206
Sarapis: 37, 100 335 , 319 41 , 320 47
sausage: 247–248; see alsoa°mátion
scapegoat: 228 63 ; see alsofarmakóv
Schoinos, see Heroines at Schoinos
scholia: 25, 50–54, 59, 71–72, 114–120,
126, 174 186 , 183 232 , 191 270 , 248 146 , 256,
265 248 , 269–271, 296 401 , 297, 308–
310; see also Byzantine literary sources,
grammarians, lexicographers