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CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS C. F. CL
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$»• ,H ZEUS A STUDY IN ANCIENT R
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TO MY WIFE
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Preface tin- ubiquitous deitv iinw
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Xll Preface Chrysostomos in a memor
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xiv Preface gathered, sometimes on
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xvi Preface has compared the drawin
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CONTENTS OF VOLUME I S 1. Zeus and
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Or) The Sun and the Bull i. The Bul
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LIST OF PLATES IN VOLUME I Frontisp
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ABBREVIATIONS This List of Abbrevia
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Abbreviations xxvii Brit. A/us. Cat
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Abbreviations xxix xiii. I. i— 2,
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Abbreviations xxxi Part V. Spirits
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Abbreviations xxxiii ment of Coins
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Abbreviations xxxv Kaibel Epigr. Gr
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Abbreviations xxxvii Ntichr. d. kbi
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Abbreviations xxxix Philologtts —
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Abbreviations xli Edidit Guilelmus
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Abbreviations xliii Wilmanns Ex. in
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2 Zeus the Sky is raised that Zeus
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Zeus the Sky «nxl Zeus.' Thus, on
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Zeus the Sky Zeus once signified th
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8 Zeus the Sky For fifteen hundred
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io The Transition from Sky to Sky-g
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12 The Transition from Sky to Sky-g
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14 The Transition from Sky to Sky-g
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1 6 Zeus Amdrios A possible but by
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1 8 Zeus Pandmaros, Pandmeros^ Pane
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20 Zeus Pandmaros, Pangme?"os, Pane
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22 Zeus Pandmaros, Panfrneros, Pane
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2\ Zeus Pa?idmaros, Pantmeros^ Pane
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2() Zeus Aitherios, Zeus Aithrios 1
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28 Zeus identified with Aithir inte
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30 Zeus identified with Aithir adde
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32 Zeus identified with Aithdr raim
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34 The Blue Nimbus i. The Blue Nimb
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Zeus on a well-mouth at Naples. v^w
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36 The Blue Nimbus intention may we
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The Blue Nimbus 37 further details
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4o The Blue Nimbus whose archaic st
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42 The Blue Globe This occurs in a
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Zeus enthroned on the ara Capitolin
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44 The Blue Globe Iupiter Capitolin
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4 6 The Blue Globe the gable of whi
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+« The Blue Globe 1a ega. He state
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5° The Blue Globe A somewhat simil
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52 The Blue Globe ' same : motif (f
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54 The Blue Globe was that which Sa
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56 The Blue Globe he is, as J. J. B
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58 The Blue Mantle a Roman dedicati
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60 The Blue Mantle of Iupiter, who
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62 The Blue Mantle Lateran Museum r
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64 Wolf-god or Light-god ? be deriv
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66 Wolf-god or Light-god ? On the v
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68 Wolf-god or Light-god Olympos as
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70 Peloponnesian coin-types of Zeus
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72 Human sacrifice to Zeus Lykaios
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So Human sacrifice to Zeus Lykaios
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82 The Precinct of Zeus Lykaios The
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84 The Precinct of Zeus Lykaios cab
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86 The Precinct of Zeus Ljkaios exe
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88 The Precinct of Zens Lykaios A f
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90 The Cult of Zeus Lykaios at Kyre
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92 Zeus Lykaios on a Spartan Kylix
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94 Zeus Lykaios on a Spartan Kylix
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96 Zeus-like deities in wolf-skin g
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98 Zeus-like deities in wolf-skin g
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ioo The cult of Zeus on Mount Olymp
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The cult of Zeus on Mount Olympos 1
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The cult of Zeus on Mount Olympos 1
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Dionysiac traits in the cult of Zeu
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Development in the meaning of Olymp
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Development in the meaning of Olymp
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Sequence of the Mountain-cults 117
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The Mountain as the Throne of Zeus
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The Mountain as the Throne of Zeus
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130 The Mountain as the Throne of Z
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i^2 The Mountain as the Throne of Z
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i }8 The Mountain as the Throne of
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148 The Mountain as the Birth-place
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150 The Mountain as the Birth-place
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1^2 The Mountain as the Birth-place
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1 54 The Mountain as Marriage-place
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The Mountain as Marriage-place of Z
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The Mountain as the Burial-place of
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Zeus superseded by Saint Elias 163
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of Paul : Zeus superseded by Saint
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Kistophdros from Eleusis, known as
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174 Zeus superseded by Saint Elias
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176 Zeus superseded by Saint Elias
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Page 268 and 269: 1 86 Direct identifications of Zeus
Page 270 and 271: 1 8 8 Direct identifications of Zeu
Page 272 and 273: 190 Direct identifications of Zeus
Page 274 and 275: 192 Direct identifications of Zeus
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Page 278 and 279: 196 The Sun as the Eye of Zeus (c)
Page 280 and 281: 1 198 The Solar Wheel in Greece Eur
Page 282 and 283: 200 The Solar Wheel in Greece A gre
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Page 297 and 298: Triptolemos 211 wheel of the mythic
Page 299 and 300: Triptolemos 213 Vase-illustrations
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Page 303 and 304: Triptol em os 217 Passing from the
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Page 317 and 318: Triptolemos 227 Helios rising as a
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Page 340 and 341: 2 4 8 The Solar Wheel in Greece now
Page 342 and 343: 250 The Solar Wheel in Greece Naple
Page 344 and 345: 252 The Solar Wheel in Greece Meant
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Temple Wheels 267 elucidation of ri
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The Wheel of Nemesis 269 The wheel
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The Wheel of Isis 271 even led to t
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Nemesis 273 the personification of
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276 The Solar Wheel in Greece godde
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278 The Solar Wheel in Greece Queen
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280 The Solar Wheel in Greece 1 Hel
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282 The Solar Wheel in Greece metat
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284 The Solar Wheel in Greece vague
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286 The Solar Wheel in Greece as le
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288 Zeus and the Solar Wheel produc
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290 Zeus and the Solar Wheel Isaac
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2()2 Zeus and the Solar Disk found
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294 Zeus and the Solar Disk Fig. 21
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296 Zeus and the Solar Disk a mere
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298 Zeus and the Solar Disk head, h
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3oo The Lycian Symbol variable numb
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302 The Lycian Symbol and the Kyklo
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3 1 o The Kyklops is, 'Bellies-in-a
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312 The Kyklops of the East and Wes
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3 1 8 The Kyklops and Zeus Brontdn,
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320 The Kyklops and Zeus Kyklops wa
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322 The Blinding of the Kyklops' Ey
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324 Prometheus' Theft of Fire stole
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326 The Fire-drill upper stick is m
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328 The Fire-drill ait/te'r, 'the b
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330 The Solar Wheel combined with A
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332 The Solar Wheel combined with A
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334 The Solar Chariot Evidence of t
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336 The Solar Chariot Later this ty
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The Solar Chariot 33 -, » ^S5 driv
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.H° flic Solar Wreath v2#a / \ m>
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342 The Sun as the Bird of Zeus The
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344 The Sun as the Bird of Zeus aft
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346 The Ram and the Sun in Egypt Ik
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348 The Ram and the Sun in Egypt la
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350 The Ram and the Sun in Egypt as
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352 The Ram and the Sun in Egypt Ky
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354 The Ram and the Sun in Egypt ve
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»,£?£& i. Ba'al-hamman enthroned
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Ba'al-hamman and Zeus Ammon 355 Thu
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' Ba'al-hamman and Zeus Amnion 357
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name of Ammon 1 . The Zeus Ammon an
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Zeus of the Oasis a Graeco-Libyan g
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The youthful Ammon 37i point is tha
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The youthful Amnion 373 reason to s
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The youthful Atnmon 375 Petersburg,
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j every j The Oasis of Siwah 377 1
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its close 1 The Oasis of Siwah 379
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The Oasis of Siwah 3 8i white salt:
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The Oasis of Siwah 383 the second o
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The Oasis of Siwah 385 h So ahil, f
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The Oasis of Siwah 387 solar disk a
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The Oasis of Siwah 389 represent Am
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The Ram and the Sun in Phrygia 391
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Zeus Sabdsios on a bronze relief at
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394 The Ram and the Sun in Phrygia
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396 The Ram and the Sun in Phrygia
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The Ram and the Sun in Phrygia two'
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The Golden or Purple Ram in Italy 4
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The Golden or Purple Lamb of Atreus
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The Golden or Purple Lamb of Atreus
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The Cattle of the Sun 409 meant to
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The Cattle of the Sun 411 'At this
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The Golden Lamb in Epeiros 413 open
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The Golden or Purple Ram of Phrixos
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The Golden or Purple Ram of Phrixos
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Zeus Aktaios or Akraios and his Fle
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The Fleece of Zeus 423 animals sacr
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the attributes of Zeus Sabdzios x T
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The Fleece of Zeus 427 single friez
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The Significance of the Ram 429 thi
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The Bull and the Sun in Egypt 431 d
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The Bull and the Sun in Egypt 433 w
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death 1 . So The Bull and the Sun i
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Zeus, Io, and Epaphos 437 styled th
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Zeus, Io, and Epaphos 439 Cho. She
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Priests and Priestesses with Animal
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Hera and the Cow 445 post with a pa
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Kleobis and Biton 447 called Hekato
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considered a copy of this relief 1
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The Proitides 451 Agamedes and Trop
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Hera and Io 453 offence Hera 1 sent
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Hera and Io 455 In modern times var
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Zeus and Argos 457 1 Anaxagoras tol
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Zeus and Argos 459 Argos was not, l
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Zeus and Argos 461 my contention th
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Zeus and Argos 4.63 Coins of Euboia
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The Myth of Pasiphae 465 with it as
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The Bull and the Sun in Crete 467 w
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The Cow and the Moon in Crete 469 h
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The Sacred Cattle of Gortyna 471 He
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The Labyrinth at Knossos 473 Herodo
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The Labyrinth at Knossos 475 the Mi
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The Labyrinth at Knossos 477 incuse
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kn. The Labyrinth at Knossos 479 th
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482 The Labyrinth at Knossos round
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484 The Labyrinth at Knossos In Ita
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486 The Labyrinth at Knossos Chartr
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488 The Labyrinth at Knossos Roman
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49° The Minotaur of Daidalos with
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492 The Minotaur the middle of the
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494 The Minotaur Douris, found at V
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49 6 The Minotaur performances, but
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Minoan ' xvi. ' ' Minoan Bull-fight
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1 Minoan' Bull-fights 499 l find it
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used in these ceremonial games 1 .
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Be\\-£ra/er at Deepdene : Herakles
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5°4 'Minoan' Bull-fights equivalen
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506 Ritual Horns would probably hav
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5 o8 Ritual Horns the Cretan type o
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510 Ritual Horns 'Several generatio
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512 Ritual Horns transformed into s
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5 1 4 Ritual Horns The closest para
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5 i6 Ritual Horns To the same cvcle
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5 i8 Ritual Horns reconstructed fro
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5-20 Ritual Horns Djcbrf Sheklt Ber
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522 Marriage of the Sun and Moon in
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524 Marriage Crete ; for the Minota
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526 Marriage of the Sun and Moon in
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I Marriage of the Sun and Moon in C
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Marriage of the Sun and Moon in Cre
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Zeus and the Bull in Cretan Myth 54
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I Zeus and the Bull in Cretan Myth
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The Bull and the Sun in Syria 549 r
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Zeus Adados and Iupiter Heliopolita
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Zeus Adados and Jupiter Heliopolita
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Iupiter Heliopolitanus and the Bull
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Iupiter Heliopolitanus and the Bull
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572 The Bull and the Sun in Syria l
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574 The Bull and the Sun in Syria A
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576 The Bull and the Sun in Syria s
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578 The Bull and the Sun in Syria S
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580 The Bull and the Sun in Syria g
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582 The Bull and the Sun in Syria t
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584 The Bull and the Sun in Syria T
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586 The Bull and the Sun in Syria h
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588 The Bull and the Sun in Syria d
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590 Zeus (Adad) at Dion, Rhosos, et
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592 The Bull and the Sun in Syria g
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594 The Bull and the Sun in Syria n
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596 The Bull and the Sun in Syria s
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598 The Bull and the Sun in Syria f
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602 The Bull and the Sun in Syria A
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604 The Bull and the Sun in Syria I
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606 The Bull and the Sun in Syria a
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608 The Bull and the Sun in Syria f
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610 The Bull and the Sun in Syria T
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6 14 The Bull and the Sun in Syria
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616 The Bull and the Sun in Syria i
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Zeus Dolichaios and Iupiter Doliche
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The Significance of the Bull 633 1
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The Influence of Apis 635 The bull
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The Influence of Apis 6 37 His effi
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Spread of the Hittite Bull-cult 639
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646 The Significance of the Bull li
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648 The Significance of the Bull lo
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650 The Significance of the Bull of
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652 The Significance of the Bull Wa
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656 The Significance of the Bull wa
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658 The Significance of the Bull Bu
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660 The Significance of the Bull La
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662 The Significance of the Bull Th
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664 The Significance of the Bull Th
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666 Goat instead of Bull variation,
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668 Goat instead of Bull nexion wit
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670 Goat instead of Bull " Call ye
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672 Goat instead of Bull infant god
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674 Goat instead of Bull The connex
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676 Goat instead of Bull the gold t
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678 Goat instead of Bull To modern
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68o Goat instead of Bull easy to su
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682 Goat instead of Bull of their c
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68 4 Goat instead of Bull Anthester
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686 Goat instead of Bull • I .111
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688 Goat instead of Bull an obsolet
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690 Goat instead of Bull The relati
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692 Goat instead of Bull the passio
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694 Goat instead of Bull the sugges
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The Satyric Drama 697 nude figure w
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The Satyric Drama 699 capering or d
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The Satyric Drama 701 representing
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7°4 Goat instead of Bull that, acc
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706 Goat instead of Bull (k) Zeus,
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708 Goat instead of Bull The stage
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710 Goat instead of Bull has long s
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712 Goat instead of Bull are common
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716 Animals sacrificed to Zeus Fig-
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i 7 8 Animals sacrificed to Zeus pr
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722 Talos in Sardinia Demon the ant
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724 Talos at Athens carefully coate
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726 Talos at Athens which is contra
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728 Talos identified with Zeus acco
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7 3 o Direct identifications of Zeu
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732 Zeus paired with Selene {Pa?idi
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734 Zeus. paired with Antiope to ha
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736 Zeus paired with Antiope actual
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73 8 Zeus paired with Antiope Antio
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74° Zeus Asttrios^ Zeus Seirtn Zeu
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742 Zeus Oromdsdes or Attis 1 or Mi
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744 Zeus Oromdsdes of between 6800
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74 6 Zeus Oromdsdes a beardless eff
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7+« Z c u s Or07?i dsdes represent
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750 Zeus Oromdsdes oak-leaves. His
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752 Zeus, as god of the Starry Sky
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754 Zeus in Astronomy and Astrology
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760 Zeus transformed into a Star Ho
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762 The Dioskouroi as Stars questio
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764 The Dioskouroi as Stars Ye who
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7 66 The Dioskouroi as Stars stars
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y68 The Dioskouroi as Stars have be
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77° The Dioskouroi as Stars The lo
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772 The Dioskouroi as Stars attract
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' 774 The Dioskouroi as Stars ashor
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776 Conclusions § 9. General Concl
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77 8 Conclusions inscription record
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780 it may be, or Persephone 1 Conc
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782 Addenda Page 48 fig. 21 sarcoph
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Addenda 7«3 Page 227 fig. 166 reli
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Addenda 785 Page 585 : on the snake
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INDEX I PERSONS PLACES FESTIVALS Th
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Persons Places Festivals 789 Aigion
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Persons Places Festivals 791 Anne,
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Persons Places Festivals 793 Apollo
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Persons Places Festivals 795 Artemi
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Persons Places Festivals 797 Athens
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Biris Cult: Thera 143 Persons Place
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Persons Places Festivals 801 Clusiu
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Deo Persons Places Festivals 8o 3 E
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Persons Places Festivals 8o 5 Diony
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Persons Places Festivals 807 x Egyp
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Eumolpos 211 220 f. (?) Bite : eire
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Girgenti See Agrigentum Glauke, Arc
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Persons Places Festivals 813 Helios
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Persons Places Festivals 815 Hermes
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Persons Places Festivals 817 Idea S
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Persons Places Festivals 819 Iupite
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Eallithoe See Io Eallithye See Io K
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Persons Places Festivals 823 Kore (
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Persons Places Festivals 825 Kypros
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Persons Places Festivals 827 Lykaia
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Merops Metamorphosed into eagle 755
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Persons Places Festivals 8 3 i Naup
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Persons Places Festivals 833 Oases
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Persons Places Festivals 835 Pan (c
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I'li'il'is'irii'L Persons Places Fe
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Persons Places Festivals 839 Poseid
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Persons Places Festivals 841 Sabazi
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Persons Places Festivals 843 Selene
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Persons Places Festivals «45 Syene
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Persons Places Festivals 8+7 Thebes
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Persons Places Festivals 8 49 Tript
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Zeus (cont.) Persons Places Festiva
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Persons Places Festivals 853 Zeus (
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Persons Places Festivals «57 Zeus
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Subjects Apotro'paia 292 ff. 336 33
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Bull in Assyria 581 645 Crete 401 4
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Coniu copiae (cont.) 670 Fortuna 27
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Eagle on altar 713 on branch 90 f.
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Goettling, K. W. 307 Goetz, F. L. 4
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Hunt, A. S. 190, Hutton, Miss C. A.
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Leap, Leucadian 344 ff. Trojan 483
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MOUer, H. 541 2 Mommsen, A. 220, 42
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Patroni, G. 202 3 Paucker, C. von 3
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Ravens feed Elijah 182 'Ravens,' wo
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Siegel, C. 171 5 Sikes, Silver E. E
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Three cranes, Celtic cult of 482,,
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Wine-press 668 672 Winnefeld, H. 86
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