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Hipta

Hipta (Ancient Greek: Ἵπτα) is an Anatolian goddess attested in inscriptions from the Katakekaumene region of Lydia, and addressed in the forty-ninth of the Orphic Hymns. In the inscriptions which mention her, which date roughly to between the 1st and 3rd centuries AD, she is called "Mother Hipta" and is often mentioned alongside the Phrygian god…

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Lydian inscriptions

Asia MinorSteleVotiveMaioniaAnne-France Morand
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Orphic literature

ChthonicMount IdaZeusNonnusDionysiaca
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Name

HesychiusWoodpeckersHera
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Overview

Ancient GreekAnatolianKatakekaumeneLydiaOrphic Hymns
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Lydian inscriptions

Orphic literature

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Hipta

Nodes35
Edges34
Triples64
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.057143
Components1

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Hipta

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related to Lydian inscriptions · 24
Hipta → According, AD, Anne-France Morand, Asia Minor, Ayazviran, Cybele, Given, Greek, Gölde, Hurrian, Ian Rutherford, It, Katakekaumene, Lydia, Maionia, Mother Hipta, Mount Tmolus, One, Peter Hermann, Phrygian
related to Orphic literature · 16
Hipta → AD, Asia Minor, Cybele, Dionysus, Greek, In, In Hipta's, Mount Ida, Mount Tmolus, Orphic Hymn, Orphic Hymns, Sabazios, Sabazios-Zeus, Sabos, The, Within
related to Further reading · 13
Hipta → Ancient World, Antiquity, Brill, Brill's New Pauly, Encyclopaedia, Fritz, Graf, Hat, Helmuth Schneider, Hubert Cancik, ISBN, Jus, Volume
related to Name · 11
Hipta → According, AD, Greek, Hera, Hesychius, Heípta, Hippa, Hipta's, Hípta, In, Orphic Hymns

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sabazios orphic inscriptions isbn hymns dionysus ad greek hymn region doi mother given addressed name may 10 ancient goddess god

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Hiptarelated to Further readingGraf0.60section
Hiptarelated to Further readingFritz0.60section
Hiptarelated to Further readingBrill's New Pauly0.60section
Hiptarelated to Further readingEncyclopaedia0.60section
Hiptarelated to Further readingAncient World0.60section
Hiptarelated to Further readingAntiquity0.60section
Hiptarelated to Further readingVolume0.60section
Hiptarelated to Further readingHat0.60section
Hiptarelated to Further readingJus0.60section
Hiptarelated to Further readingHubert Cancik0.60section
Hiptarelated to Further readingHelmuth Schneider0.60section
Hiptarelated to Further readingBrill0.60section

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