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Cista

A cista is a box or basket used by the ancient Egyptians, Greeks, Etruscans and Romans for various practical and mystical purposes.

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Cultic uses

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Cista

Nodes24
Edges23
Triples40
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.083333
Components1

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Cista

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related to Cultic uses · 20
Cista → Bacchic, Bacchus, Cistra, Concrete, Demeter, Denderah, Dionysus, Egypt, Greek, In, In Roman, Inside, Isis, It, Khoiak, Osiris, Plutarch, Silenus, The, These
related to Purpose and usage · 8
Cista → Although, Cassia, Gaius Verres, In, Over, Roman, The, This
related to External links · 6
Cista → Archived, British Museum, Cistae, Republican Coins Archived, Wayback MachineCoin, Wayback MachinePhoto
related to References · 2
Cista → Perseus, Retrieved March
is a · 1
Cista → box or basket used by the ancient Egyptians

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mystica used ancient often box purposes casket roman represented cistae vase sacred cistra serpent basket osiris isis greeks etruscans romans

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Cistais abox or basket used by the ancient Egyptians0.90text
mirrorsinstance ofsuch cistae are often accompanied by other requisites for the toilet0.80text
scent-bottlesinstance ofsuch cistae are often accompanied by other requisites for the toilet0.80text
making clear their use as toiletry receptaclesinstance ofsuch cistae are often accompanied by other requisites for the toilet0.80text
Cistarelated to Cultic usesEgypt0.60section
Cistarelated to Cultic usesIt0.60section
Cistarelated to Cultic usesKhoiak0.60section
Cistarelated to Cultic usesDenderah0.60section
Cistarelated to Cultic usesInside0.60section
Cistarelated to Cultic usesOsiris0.60section
Cistarelated to Cultic usesConcrete0.60section
Cistarelated to Cultic usesIsis0.60section

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