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Arrhephoria

Arrhephoria was a feast among the Athenians, instituted in honor of Athena. The word is derived from the Greek term Ἀρρηφόρια ("Arrhēphória"), which is composed of ἄρρητος ("árrhētos," "unspoken, not to be divulged") and φέρω ("phérō," to carry"). This feast was also called Hersiphoria, from Herse, the daughter of Cecrops, on whose account it was…

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Arrhephoria → Accessed May, AITIA, Ancient Greek Civilization, Ancient Greek Cult, Ancient Greeks, Archaic Athens, Arrephoria, Astronomy, ASTRONOMY AND THE TIMING, Athens, Baltimore, Boutsikas, British School, Burkert, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, Cantarella, Classical Philology, Classical World, Cult Practice
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Arrhephoria → Acropolis, Ancient Athens, Aphrodite, Archaeological, Artemis, At, Athena, Athenian Acropolis, Down, Erechtheion, Erichthonios, Eros, Garden, Here, In, Interpretation, Kanephoros, Neither, On, Pausanias
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Arrhephoria → Athena, Athenians, Kallynteria, Plynteria, They, While
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Arrhephoria → Hellenism, Skirophorion, Some

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Arrhephoriarelated to Connected ritualsKallynteria0.60section
Arrhephoriarelated to Connected ritualsPlynteria0.60section
Arrhephoriarelated to Connected ritualsAthenians0.60section
Arrhephoriarelated to Connected ritualsAthena0.60section
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Arrhephoriarelated to Connected ritualsThey0.60section
Arrhephoriarelated to General referencesCantarella0.60section
Arrhephoriarelated to General referencesEva0.60section
Arrhephoriarelated to General referencesPandora's Daughters0.60section
Arrhephoriarelated to General referencesThe Role0.60section
Arrhephoriarelated to General referencesStatus0.60section
Arrhephoriarelated to General referencesWomen0.60section

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