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Kykeon

Kykeon (Ancient Greek: κυκεών, kykeȏn; from κυκάω, kükáō; "to stir, to mix") was an Ancient Greek drink of varied description. Some were made of water, barley and naturally occurring substances. Others were made with wine and grated cheese. It is widely believed that kykeon refers to a psychoactive brew, as in the case of the Eleusinian Mysteries. A…

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related to Eleusinian Mysteries · 29
Kykeon → According, Albert Hoffmann, Another, Because, Burkert, Demeter, Denise Demetriou, Dr, During, Eleusinian, Eleusinian Mysteries, Eleusis, Enriqueta Pons, Ergot, Girona, However, In, LSA, Mas Castellar, Others
related to Ancient sources and description · 13
Kykeon → Circe, Demeter, Eleusinian, Homeric, Homeric Hymn, However, Iliad, In, In Aristophanes' Peace Hermes, Odyssey, Pennyroyal, Pramnian, This

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barleyinstance ofErgot is a common fungus that can infect cereal grains0.80text
a main ingredient in the kykeon.Albert Hoffmann has confirmed that the ergot of barley would contain two psychoactive alkaloidsinstance ofErgot is a common fungus that can infect cereal grains0.80text
ergonovineinstance ofErgot is a common fungus that can infect cereal grains0.80text
lysergic acid amideinstance ofErgot is a common fungus that can infect cereal grains0.80text
lysergic acid amideinstance ofResearch has shown that lysergamides0.80text
iso-LSA can be generated from ergot alkaloids under experimentally demonstrated mildly alkaline preparation conditionsinstance ofResearch has shown that lysergamides0.80text
consistent with methods plausibly available in antiquityinstance ofResearch has shown that lysergamides0.80text
Kykeonrelated to Ancient sources and descriptionHomeric0.60section
Kykeonrelated to Ancient sources and descriptionIliad0.60section
Kykeonrelated to Ancient sources and descriptionPramnian0.60section
Kykeonrelated to Ancient sources and descriptionIn0.60section
Kykeonrelated to Ancient sources and descriptionOdyssey0.60section

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