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Eurymedusa
(15 words)
[German version] (Εὐρυμέδουσα;
Eurymédousa). Maidservant to Nausicaa (Hom. Od. 7,8). Bloch, René (Ber…
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Eleos
(121 words)
[German version] (Ἔλεος;
Éleos). ‘Compassion’. Appears personified in Timocles fr. 33 PCG. An altar dedicated to E. stood on a market square in Athens (Paus. 1,17,1; Diod. Sic. 13,22,7) [1], a well-known asylon/asylum (Lucian Demonax 57 and schol.; Schol. Aeschin. 2,15). According to Apollod. 2,167, it was there that the Heraclides sought refuge, according to Philostr. Epistula 39, they even appear as the founders of the altar. According to Aristotle's poetic theory, through
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Buzygae
(87 words)
[German version] (Βουζύγαι;
Bouzýgai). One of the most distinguished Athenian dynasties of priests, that traced its origins back to Buzyges. Amongst others, Xanthippus, the victor of Mycale, also belonged to this family as well as his son Pericles (schol. Aristid. 473). The B. carried out the sacred ploughing below the Acropolis (Plut. praecepta coniugalia 42 p. 144). Furthermore, they were the hereditary priests for Zeus Teleios (CIA 294) and for Zeus on the Palladium (CIA 71; 273). Bloch, René (Berne) Bibliography Burkert, 159 Nilsson GGR, 1,709.
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