Tradition Institution Greek and Roman
Ancient Greek religion
Religio Graeca la
Religion in ancient Greece
- Also called religion of Ancient Greece
Traditions within it
Overview
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Gods and divine figures
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AphaeaGreek goddess -
Unknown Godtheory regarding ancient Greek religion -
Orthanesithyphallic deity -
Pandemosdivine epithet of Aphrodite, earthly or public - KourotrophosGreek god and divine epithet
- Itoniaepithet of the goddess Athena
- ApotropaeiGreek deities averting evil, and divine epithet
- Calligeneiapriestess, acolyte, or daughter of Demeter
- Dindymeneepithet of an Anatolian mother goddess
Not their own pictures Aphaea — lead image of the English Wikipedia article Orthanes — lead image of the English Wikipedia article
Begin with a figure
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Alexander the Great20 July 356 BCE – 10 June 323 BCE · king of Macedonia and conqueror of Achaemenid Persia (356–323 BC) -
Epicurus342 BCE – 270 BCE · ancient Greek philosopher -
AchillesGreek mythological hero of the Trojan War -
Seleucus I Nicator358 BCE – 281 BCE · general of Alexander and founder of the Seleucid dynasty
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Cassandramythological prophetess and princess of Troy -
Caranus of Macedon9th century BCE – 8th century BCE · early king of Macedon - Coenus9th century BCE – 8th century BCE · legendary early king of Macedon
- Oeagrusmythical character, father of Orpheus
Texts and teachings
Places and sites
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Archaeological siteSparta
City and city-state in ancient Greece -
Temple of Ephesian Artemis
Temple in Ephesus, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World -
Letoon
Ancient Lycian city and part of UNESCO World Heritage site in Turkey -
Archaeological siteAigai
Ancient Macedonian capital
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Festivals, holy days and practices
Houses
Connections
Affiliation 2
Documented influence 1
Place 1
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