Infobox Greek Dimos name Dodoni name local image map 2011 Dimos Dodonis.png periph Epirus region Epirus periphunit Ioannina regional unit Ioannina pop municipality 13939 area municipality 663.0 pop municunit 1790 area municunit 101.0 pop community 222 population as of 2001 area elevation lat deg 39 lat min 33 lon deg 20 lon min 46 postal code area code licence mayor website image skyline Dodona Greece April 2008 005.JPG caption skyline View of Dodoni and mount Tomaros party since Dodoni lang el is a village and a municipality in the Ioannina regional unit Ioannina regional unit, Epirus region Epirus , Greece . The seat of the municipality is the village Agia Kyriaki, Ioannina Agia Kyriaki . ref name Kallikratis http www.kedke.gr uploads2010 FEKB129211082010 kallikratis.pdf Kallikratis law Greece Ministry of Interior el icon ref Dodoni is located near the site of the ancient oracle of Dodona . Municipality The present municipality Dodoni was formed at the 2011 local government reform by the merger of the following 4 former municipalities, that became municipal units constituent communities in brackets ref name Kallikratis Agios Dimitrios, Ioannina Agios Dimitrios Dodoni Lakka Souliou Selles, Greece Selles Gallery gallery File Amphitheatre at Dodoni, Greece.jpg Amphitheatre at Dodoni File Dodona.JPG View on Amphitheatre and mount Tomaros gallery References references Kallikratis Epirus Dodoni div Category Populated places in Ioannina regional unit Category Municipalities of Epirus region Epirus geo stub el it Dodoni nl Dodoni ro Dodoni ... more details
Ibis redibis nunquam per bella peribis alternatively Ibis redibis nunquam in bello morieris is a Latin language Latin phrase, often used to illustrate the meaning of syntactic ambiguity to students of either Latin or linguistics . Traditionally, it is attributed to the oracles of Dodona . The phrase is thought to have been uttered to a general consulting the oracle about his fate in an upcoming battle. The sentence is crafted in a way that without punctuation , it can be interpreted in two significantly different ways. ref Maldonado, J.L. On Ambiguity, Confusion and the Ego Ideal , 1993, International Journal of Psycho Analysis, vol. 74, p. 93 ref ref http www.websters online dictionary.org or oracle.html ref Meanings and translation Ibis, redibis, nunquam per bella peribis. Meaning you will go, you will return, never in war will you perish . The other possibility is the exact opposite in meaning Ibis, redibis nunquam, per bella peribis. That is you will go, you will never return, in the war you will perish . Greek parallel A Greek parallel expression with the same meaning is also current , . While Greek authorities have in the past assumed this was the original Dodona oracle e.g. first edition of Babiniotis dictionary , no ancient instance of the expression is attested, and a future form corresponding to the rhyming instead of the classical is first attested from the reign of Nero Greek Anthology 9.354 . The Greek expression is therefore likeliest a modern back translation from the Latin. Citation needed date May 2011 Contemporary usage To say that something is an ibis redibis , usually in the context of legal documents, is to say that its wording is either deliberately or accidentally confusing or ambiguous. References reflist Category Latin words and phrases Vocab stub hist stub it Ibis redibis non morieris in bello pt Ibis redibis non morieris in bello ... more details
Taxobox image image width 220px image caption regnum Animal ia phylum Arthropod a classis Insect a ordo Lepidoptera familia Castniidae genus Gazera genus authority Herrich Sch ffer, 1853 species G. heliconioides binomial Gazera heliconioides binomial authority Herrich Sch ffer, 1853 synonyms Gazera is a genus of moths within the family Castniidae . It was described by Herrich Sch ffer in 1853, and contains the single species Gazera heliconioides . ref cite web url http www.nic.funet.fi pub sci bio life insecta lepidoptera ditrysia sesioidea castniidae castniinae gazera index.html title & 39 Gazera & 39 at funet.fi publisher Nic.funet.fi date 2011 10 18 accessdate 2011 12 16 ref It is known from Brazil , Peru , Ecuador , Guyana , and French Guiana . Subspecies Gazera heliconioides heliconioides Gazera heliconioides dodona Gazera heliconioides fassli Gazera heliconioides obidona Gazera heliconioides micha References Reflist Sesioidea stub Category Castniidae es Gazera ... more details
wiktionarypar punch TOC right Punch may refer to Punch combat , a strike made using the hand closed into a fist Punch drink , a general term for various mixed drinks, often containing fruit, fruit juice, and or alcohol Mr. Punch, the principal puppet character in the traditional Punch and Judy puppet show. Mr. Punch, a fictional character in The Tragical Comedy or Comical Tragedy of Mr. Punch graphic novel by Neil Gaiman Dodona genus , a group of metalmark butterflies commonly known as the Punches, in particular Dodona eugenes , a Dodona commonly known as the Punch Brand names Punch cigar brand , the name of two brands of premium cigar Punch Taverns , a United Kingdom pub company Film and television Punch 1994 film Punch 1994 film , a boxing film starring Donald Sutherland Punch 2002 film Punch 2002 film , a Canadian film starring Sonja Bennett and Michael Riley Punch 2011 film Punch 2011 film , a South Korean film Punch , a Manga by Rie Takada Punch TV series Punch TV series , a Canadian animated comedy series Punch and Judy , a glove puppet show and opera for children Punch , a station identification for BBC Choice used from 1998 see History of BBC television idents BBC Choice BBC Three here Punch Counterpunch , a fictional character in the Transformers universe Music Punch in out , a term in music production when a certain portion of the song is repeated for recording Punched music, holes in various materials music roll , piano roll , book music Punch album , a 2008 album by Punch Brothers featuring Chris Thile Punches album Punches album , a 2005 album by World Leader Pretend Punch Brothers , bluegrass band Punch Records , UK music and arts development agency Punch Andrews b. ? , Edward Punch Andrews, music producer Puncher , Israeli pop music band Punch band , a Latvian rock band Publications Punch magazine Punch magazine , a former British weekly magazine of humour and satire Punch Danish magazine Punch Danish magazine , an illustrated conservative Danish sati ... more details
Infobox mountain name Tomaros photo Dodona Greece April 2008 005.JPG photo caption elevation m 1974 elevation ref ref name oreiv http www.oreivatein.com oreivatein page mountains mounts2 9.htm Oreivatein.com ref listing List of mountains in Greece pronunciation IPA el tomaros lang location central Epirus region Epirus , Greece lat d 39.488 long d 20.791 map Greece Tomaros lang el , also Olytsikas or Tmaros ref http www.perseus.tufts.edu hopper text?doc Perseus text 1999.04.0059 entry tmaros Latin Dictionary at Perseus ref is a mountain in southwestern Ioannina regional unit Ioannina regional unit , Greece . Rising to the south of the archaeological site of Dodona , it is part of the Pindus mountain range. Its maximum elevation is 1,974 m. ref name oreiv The nearest mountains are the Xerovouni to the southeast and the Souli Mountains to the southwest. There are forests in the lower areas, the highest areas consist of dry grasslands. The nearest villages are Lakka Souliou Vargiades to the southeast, Lippa, Ioannina Lippa to the southwest and Dodoni to the north. The Egnatia Odos modern road Egnatia Odos motorway Igoumenitsa Ioannina Kozani Thessaloniki Alexandroupoli passes northwest of the mountain with tunnels. Etymology Two suggestions have been proposed ref Zeus A Study in Ancient Religion http books.google.com books?id r 8uIdvkFxsC&q Tomaros Illyrian Greek&dq Tomaros Illyrian Greek&pgis 1 By Arthur Bernard Cook ref . Related to Greek wiktionary temno cut wiktionary oros mountain sharp mountain PIE tom tem cut , Vale of Tempe , Constan a History Tomi city , Tomouroi priests of Dodona wood cutters ref Greek Mythology http books.google.com books?id BGMaAAAAMAAJ&q tomouroi&dq tomouroi&pgis 1 Page 63 By Richmond Yancey Hathorn ref or chastified with cutten tail,line wiktionary oura ref Larcher s notes on Herodotus http books.google.com books?id seoDAAAAQAAJ&pg PA273&dq tomuri Page 273 By Pierre Henri Larcher ref or http www.perseus.tufts.edu ... more details
Achelois was a name attributed to several figures in Greek mythology . Achelois Greek language Greek , English language English translation she who washes away pain was a minor Greek Lunar deity moon goddess . She was frequently the recipient of sacrifices ordered by the Dodona Dodonian Oracle , in order for her subjects to be cured of their ailments. ref Citation last Schmitz first Leonhard author link contribution Achelois 1 and 2 editor last Smith editor first William title Dictionary of Greek and Roman Biography and Mythology volume 1 pages 8 publisher place Boston, MA year 1867 contribution url http www.ancientlibrary.com smith bio 0017.html ref Achelois was a surname of the Siren s, the daughters of Achelous and a muse . ref Ovid , Metamorphoses v. 552, xiv. 87. ref ref Bibliotheca Pseudo Apollodorus Bibliotheca i. 7. 10. ref Achelois was a general name for water nymph s, as in Columella , ref Columella x. 263 ref where the companions of the Pegasid s are called Acheloides. References reflist SmithDGRBM Category Greek goddesses Category Lunar goddesses Category Greek mythology Category Classical oracles Greek myth stub Greek deity stub es Aquelois lt Acheloja ... more details
The adverb ial case list of glossing abbreviations abbreviated sc adv is a noun case in the Abkhaz language and Georgian language that has a function similar to the translative case translative and essive case essive cases in Finnic languages . It is also featured in the Udmurt language . The term is sometimes used to refer to the ablative case in other languages. Examples In Georgian, the adverbial case has several functions. Its most common usage is to derive adverbs from adjectives, just as in English Pianinoze karg ad ukravs He she plays the piano well The adverbial case suffix is ad . The adverbial case also acts as the essive case, as in Masc avlebl ad mushaobs He works as a teacher The adverbial case is also employed when stating the name of a language Inglisur ad lap arakobs S he speaks English Germanul ad gadatargmna S he translated it to German With the passive future participle in sa , the adverbial case often is used to form purposive or infinitival like constructions Usatuod shevecdebi biletebi vishovo mag p iesis sanaxavad Without a doubt I will try to get tickets to see this play. Aronson, p. 402 References cite book author Aronson, Howard, and Dodona Kiziria title Georgian Language and Culture a continuing course location publisher Slavica year 1990 http www.armazi.com georgian THE GEORGIAN LANGUAGE An outline grammatical summary Grammatical cases Category Grammatical cases br Troad adverbel ca Cas adverbial nl Adverbialis ... more details
In Greek mythology , the name Guneus may refer to Guneus, leader of the Aenianes and Perrhaebi ans during the Trojan War . According to Homer , Guneus brought two and twenty ships from Cyphus, and he was followed by the Enienes and the valiant Peraebi, who dwelt about wintry Dodona. ref Homer , Iliad , 2. 748 cf. also Euripides , Iphigenia in Aulis , 279 ref Guneus survived the war, and went to Libya where he settled near the Cinyps River. ref Bibliotheca Pseudo Apollodorus Bibliotheca , Epitome of Book 4, 3.11ff. 6.15. Tzetzes on Lycophron , 899 ref Guneus was an obscure character, though his tribal followers Aenienians and Perrhaebians are usually placed in northwestern Greece . Homer does not record his pedigree, but elsewhere ref Hyginus , Fabulae , 97 ref his parents were said to be Ocytus and Aurophyte, otherwise unknown. Yet another source gives his mother s name as either Tauropoleia or Hippodameia. ref Tzetzes , Homeric Allegories , Prologue, 629 630 ref Guneus, father of Laonome . ref Bibliotheca Pseudo Apollodorus Bibliotheca 2. 4. 5 Pausanias , Description of Greece , 8. 14. 2 ref References reflist Category Greek mythology Category Thessalians in the Trojan War Category People of the Trojan War it Guneo ja ru ... more details
247 by Roger Brock, Stephen Hodkinson ISBN 0198152205 ref Epidauros 365 BC Writers Philetas of Dodona Greek Tragedy Tragoedus ca. 400 375 ref Epeiros Dodona ca. 400 375 BC http epigraphy.packhum.org ... more details
Italic title Taxobox name Eumetadrillia image image caption regnum Animal ia phylum Mollusca classis Gastropoda unranked superfamilia clade Caenogastropoda br clade Hypsogastropoda br clade Neogastropoda superfamilia Conoidea familia Drilliidae subfamilia genus Eumetadrillia genus authority Woodring, 1928 synonyms ref synonyms type species Eumetadrillia is a genus of sea snail s, marine gastropod mollusk s in the family biology family Drilliidae . ref name WoRMS Bouchet, P. 2011 . Eumetadrillia Woodring, 1928. Accessed through World Register of Marine Species at http www.marinespecies.org aphia.php?p taxdetails&id 578103 on 2011 10 24 ref Species Species within the genus Eumetadrillia include Eumetadrillia acidna Woodring, 1970 Eumetadrillia dodona Gardner, 1937 Eumetadrillia mauryae Perrilliat, 1973 Eumetadrillia rabdotacona . Gardner, 1937 Eumetadrillia serra Woodring, 1928 Eumetadrillia thalmanni Perrilliat, 1973 All these species are only known from fossils from the Middle Miocene in Central America Mexico, Panama . An alternate representation is under Agladrillia Eumetadrillia , which contains also one recent species Agladrillia Eumetadrillia fuegiensis Smith, E.A., 1888 References Reflist Bouchet P., Kantor Yu.I., Sysoev A. & Puillandre N. 2011 A new operational classification of the Conoidea . Journal of Molluscan Studies 77 273 308. External links Category Eumetadrillia Drilliidae stub ... more details
A psychomanteum sometimes spelled as psychomantium , and often called Scrying mirror gazing is a mirror ed room, specially set up to communicate with the spiritual realm. ref http astralthyme.com psychomantium.html article by G.Fisler ref Reflective objects or surfaces, such as blood or water, were considered a Conduit spiritualism conduit to the Spirit world Spiritualism spiritual world in ancient times . History Sometimes described as an apparition booth ref name Salt1993 http www.amazon.com dp 0679425705 Library Journal , Reunions , Raymond Moody, review by Elizabeth Salt, 1993 ref the psychomanteum dates back to ancient Greece , where a person would gaze into a still pool of water. This silent and steady gazing into a reflective pool would produce apparitions or visions. In 1958, the Classical Greek archaeologist, Sotiris Dakaris found accommodation near the Dodona Dodona oracle spoken of by Homer and Herodotus , ref name interview with raymond moody http www.som.org 3library interviews moody.html interview with raymond moody Bot generated title ref where supplicants would wait their turn at the oracle in complete darkness. An extensive maze led to a long central apparition hallway where the experience took place. There Dakaris found the remnants of a bronze cauldron ringed with a banister which made it appear that the people who were seeing the apparitions would be gazing at the cauldron. ref name interview with raymond moody Psychological effect The room is set up to optimize psychological effects such as trance. Its key features are low light or near darkness, flickering light, and a mirror. The dimness represents a form of visual sensory deprivation , a condition helpful to trance induction, the undifferentiated colour without horizon producing the Ganzfeld effect ref http montalk.net notes psychomantium montalk.net Research Notes Psychomantium Bot generated title ref , a state of apparent blindness . The Ganzfeld experiment replicates the conditions of a ps ... more details
League were set up in Dodona . All members had common citizenship. ref harvnb Eidinow 2007 p 59 ... Doric, as some recorded inquiries at Dodona appear to indicate. ref harvnb Lewis Boardman 1994 loc Chapter ... more details
for the U.S. Senator James B. Howell File Abraham Bosse00.jpg thumb center James Howell from Dodona s Grove 1641 br by Abraham Bosse James Howell c. 1594 1666 was a 17th century Anglo Welsh historian and writer ref Chris Roberts author Chris Roberts , Heavy Words Lightly Thrown The Reason Behind Rhyme, Thorndike Press,2006 ISBN 0 7862 8517 6 ref who is in many ways a representative figure of his age. The son of a Wales Welsh clergyman, he was for much of his life in the shadow of his elder brother Thomas Howell Bishop of Bristol Thomas Howell , who became Lord Bishop of Bristol, England Bristol . ref http www.1911encyclopedia.org James Howell 1911 Encyclop dia Britannia article ref Education In 1613 he gained his B.A. from Jesus College, Oxford &ndash he was to be elected to a Oxbridge Fellow fellowship at Jesus College in 1623, but he was never formally admitted and his place was taken by another in 1626. Until he was 13, he was schooled in Hereford. He went to Oxford at the age of 13, like most other undergraduates of his day. Career After graduation, he had a variety of employments, as an administrator for a glass manufacturer, and in the often combined roles of secretary and instructor to several noble families. As factory agent and negotiator he traveled widely in Europe and learned to speak several languages, apparently with great facility. He also met and befriended numerous literary figures, among them Ben Jonson and Kenelm Digby . Paramount amongst his priorities was however royal, or at least aristocratic patronage. On the eve of the English Civil War , he finally gained a secretaryship of the Privy Council of the United Kingdom Privy Council , which according to one ..., or maiden Fancy , Dodona s Grove , which represented the history of England and Europe through ... authors james howell quotes.html ref Principal literary works Howell, James. Dendrologia, Dodona ... to some editions Dodona s grove Familiar Letters or Epistolae Ho Elianae . Instructions for Forraine ... more details
Unreferenced date December 2009 Infobox planet width 25em background FFFFC0 name 383 Janina discoverer Auguste Charlois discovered January 29, 1894 alt names 1894 AU mp category Asteroid belt Main belt Themis family Themis epoch 30 January 2005 Julian day JD 2453400.5 semimajor 469.782 Gm 3.14 Astronomical unit AU perihelion 391.269 Gm 2.615 AU aphelion 548.295 Gm 3.665 AU eccentricity 0.167 period 2032.575 d 5.56 Julian year astronomy a inclination 2.65 asc node 93.222 arg peri 318.27 mean anomaly 58.849 avg speed 16.81 km s dimensions 46.0 km mass unknown density unknown surface grav unknown escape velocity unknown rotation unknown spectral type C type asteroid C? abs magnitude 9.91 albedo unknown single temperature unknown 383 Janina is a mid sized Themistian asteroid . It is spectral C type asteroid C type and is probably composed of primitive carbonaceous chondrite carbonaceous chondritic material. It was discovered by Auguste Charlois on January 29, 1894 in Nice . Minor planets navigator 382 Dodona 384 Burdigala Small Solar System bodies DEFAULTSORT Janina Category Themistian asteroids Category C type asteroids Category Astronomical objects discovered in 1894 Category Discoveries by Auguste Charlois C beltasteroid stub de 383 Janina el 383 es 383 Janina eo 383 Janino eu 383 Janina fa fr 383 Janina it 383 Janina la 383 Janina hu 383 Janina ja no 383 Janina nn 383 Janina pl 383 Janina pt 383 Janina sk 383 Janina sl 383 Janina sr 383 Janina tl 383 Janina uk 383 vi 383 Janina zh 383 ... more details
Refimprove date June 2008 Prose date June 2008 Radio Show P RBALLJA is a radio station in Kosovo that started to air in July 2005 , from the movement VET VENDOSJE SELF DETERMINATION called P rballja . In this radio show, the people of Kosovo are aiming to provide a forum for independent and non conformist debate about Kosovo and to highlight the importance of social and political organization for Kosovo s citizens. The programs from this radio station are presented in Radio Festina Uro evac 102 fm Radio Fortuna Uro evac 101.2 fm Radio Gjilani Gnjilane 93.5 fm Radio Megavox Gnjilane 100.9 fm Radio Rinia Gnjilane 96.4 fm Radio Ka aniku Ka anik 95.4 fm Radio Z ri i Sharrit Ka anik 93.4 fm Radio Premiera Kamenica Kosovo Kamenica 101.1 fm Radio 24 Kosovo Radio 24 Kamenica Kosovo Kamenica 95.3 fm Radio Z ri i Pozharanit Po aranje 105.9 fm Radio Mitrovica Mitrovica, Kosovo Mitrovica 99 fm Radio Drenica Srbica 107.6 fm Radio Tema Uro evac 94.9 fm Radio Drijona Klina 98 fm Radio Pandora akovica 102.1 fm Top Radio akovica 105.6 fm Radio Dodona Glogovac 88.2 fm Radio Drenasi Glogovac 92.1 fm Radio Urban FM Pristina 103.5 fm Radio Llapi Podujevo 103.2 fm Radio Helix Prizren 104.4 fm Radio Malisheva Mali evo 90.4 fm Radio Prizreni Prizren 88.4 fm Radio Dardania Prizren 97.1 fm Radio Vala 2000 Suva Reka 98.3 fm Radio Topiliria De ani 90.8 fm Radio Iliria Vitina 104.1 fm Radio Viktoria Gnjilane 98.1 fm Top Kosova Radio Pristina 91.1 fm Radio Star Gnjilane 96.4 fm References Reflist coord missing Serbia DEFAULTSORT Radio Show Perballja Category Media in Kosovo Category Radio stations in Serbia Category Radio stations in Kosovo Radio show stub kosovo stub ... more details
Infobox Greek Dimos name Sellades name local periph Epirus region Epirus periphunit Arta regional unit Arta municipality Nikolaos Skoufas municipality Nikolaos Skoufas municunit Kompoti pop community 754 population as of 2001 area elevation lat deg 39 lat min 6.5 lon deg 21 lon min 4.7 postal code area code licence mayor website image skyline caption skyline Sellades lang el is a village in the municipal unit of Kompoti in the Arta regional unit regional unit of Arta , Greece . In 2001 its population was 687 for the town and 754 for the community including the village Alonia . Sellades is 1 km northwest of Kompoti and 10 km southeast of Arta, Greece Arta . The Greek National Road 5 European route E951 E951 Antirrio Agrinio Arta Ioannina passes southwest of the village. Population class wikitable Year Village population Community population 1981 683 1991 718 2001 687 754 History The origin of the name Sellades is disputed. According to one theory the first inhabitants of the village were Selloi people from Dodona . Another theory states that the inhabitants were involved in manufacturing saddles sela , or that the village is shaped like a saddle. Strabo described the area of Makrynoros as Selaida . Another theory is that the first inhabitants had as their last name Selladitis . The first written reference to the village is in a Venetian Republic Venetian documents dating from 1696, saying that Sellades and the neighbouring village Megarchi paid tribute to the Venetians. External links http www.sellades.com http www.gtp.gr LocPage.asp?id 2308 Sellades on GTP Travel Pages References References Kompoti Epirus geo stub el ro Sellades ... more details
Teuthis Ancient Greek , modern Tefthida was an ancient Arcadia n city in the location of modern Dimitsana . In Greek mythology , a king of this city also bore the name Teuthis . According to Pausanias , Teuthis was an old city of the city state of Theisoa in which with the location that was part of Parrhasia . The city featured the temple of Athena , Aphrodite and Artemis . Its residents participated in the Trojan War along with other Arcadians under Teuthis or Ornytus v o . King Teuthis when he made it to Aulis fought with Agamemnon and decided to return home with his army. in which appeared the goddess Athena in a form of Melas mythology Melas and tried to dissuade him, but he would not change his mind he was outraged and hit the goddess, whom he was taking for Melas, in the thigh with a spear. He then did return home but not much later, he dreamt of Athena with a wound in her thigh the goddess punished him with an incurable headache and struck Arcadia with famine. Later, the city residents visited the oracle of Dodona and accordingly built the statue of Athena with a bandage on the thigh as an appeasement. People of Teuthis had settled even in Megalopolis, Greece Megalopolis . ref Pausanias Description of Greece , 8. 28. 4 6 ref Today over the ancient city built the town of Dimitsana , it founded an ancient acropolis and had excavated spliting with the entire city with many ancient buildings. ref http google.com search?q cache yOdq5VYpTW4J www.dimitsana.gr gr dimitsana arxaia teythis.php 3Fprintable 3D1 CE A4 CE B5 CF 8D CE B8 CE B9 CF 82&hl el&ct clnk&cd 3&gl gr&client firefox a www.dimitsana.gr ref References small references small coord 37 35 37 N 22 02 39 E type city 1337 source kolossus elwiki display title Category Arcadian city states Category Trojan War el ... more details
Infobox Greek Dimos name Chouliarades name local periph Epirus region Epirus periphunit Ioannina regional unit Ioannina municipality North Tzoumerka municunit Tzoumerka population village 237 population as of 2001 area elevation lat deg 39 lat min 33 lon deg 21 lon min 00 postal code area code licence mayor website image skyline caption skyline party since Chouliarades Greek is a village in the municipality of North Tzoumerka , Greece. Its population was 237 people 2001 census . It is built on the slopes of Athamanika Tzoumerka or Athamanio at 1,000 m. It is a Traditional settlements in Greece traditional settlement since November 23, 1998 Law 908D and its code number is 12317201. Information It is located NNW of Athens , 32 southeast of Ioannina , southwest of Metsovo , west of Trikala and north of Arta, Greece Arta . The village is well known for its singing tradition one of the villagers, Gakis Sontis , was recorded in 1930 by the Folklore Music Archive of Melpo Merlie . Nearest places Vaptistis, Ioannina Vaptistis , east Ampelochori, Ioannina Ampelochori , southeast Kedros , northwest Petrovouni, Ioannina Petrovouni , north Population class wikitable Year Population 1981 442 1991 346 2001 237 See also List of settlements in the Ioannina prefecture External links http www.gtp.gr LocPage.asp?id 2590 Chouliarades at the GTP Travel Pages el icon http pergamos.lib.uoa.gr dl object uoadl 173275 Folklore Council in the village of Houliarades, in Tzoumerka then with the Dodona subprefecture or province in the Ioannina Prefecture References references North Tzoumerka div Category Populated places in Ioannina regional unit el ... more details
Distinguish Croesus In Greek mythology , the name Coresus lang el may refer to An autochthon ancient Greece autochthon , who, together with Ephesus son of Cayster , was believed to have founded the sanctuary of the Ephesian Artemis . The Amazons were so closely associated with this sanctuary that, according to Pausanias remark, Pindar erroneously credited them, and not Coresus and Ephesus, with having founded it. ref Pausanias , Descrpition of Greece , 7. 2. 7 ref Cayster, father of Ephesus, was thought to have been the son of the Amazon Penthesilea . ref Etymologicum Magnum , 447. 40, under Kaystros ref Image Fragonard coresus sacrificing himselt to save callirhoe.jpg thumb right 200px The High Priest Coresus Sacrificing Himself to Save Callirhoe 1765 by Jean Honor Fragonard 1732 1806 A priest of Dionysus in Calydon , who was in love with Callirhoe. The girl would not answer his feelings, so Coresus, in despair, prayed to Dionysus that he may be avenged. The population of the city was then struck with a sort of madness that resembled the state of intoxication, which was lethal to many of them. They consulted the oracle at Dodona as to how to put and end to the calamity the answer was that they had to propitiate the god by sacrificing either Callirhoe or someone who would consent to die in her stead. No one, and not even Callirhoe s foster parents, would do anything to save her life, so she was brought to the altar. Coresus was to perform the sacrificial rite, but, unable to kill his loved one, he slew himself instead. At the sight of him lying dead, Callirhoe was overcome with remorse and, soon after, cut her throat at a spring that later received her name. ref Pausanias , Description of Greece , 7. 21. 1 5 ref References reflist Greek myth stub Category Greek mythology Category Autochthons of classical mythology el ... more details
, and the mountain ridge of Dodona the edge of the watery sea borders my kingdom. I rule up ... including Perrhaebia in the north, Dodona and the slopes of the Pindus mountains on the west ... more details
make reference to the oracle of Zeus at Dodona . ref name fragments Other than one reference in Trachiniae , these are the only extant references to Dodona in Sophocles works. ref name hoey cite ... at Dodona telling him that he would be killed by his son. Believing that the oracle referred to Telemachus ... more details
Goddess . At the oracle of Dodona she will be called Dione mythology Di n the feminine form of Di s ..., it could always be claimed that the oracle had called for fleeing to Italy after all. DodonaDodona ... Rhea or Gaia mythology Gaia , but here called Dione mythology Dione . The shrine of Dodona was the oldest ... period of Greece.At Dodona Zeus was worshipped as Zeus Naios or Naos god of springs Naiads ... more details
Bendis may also refer to comic book writer Brian Michael Bendis Bendis may also refer to Innovation America s Richard A. Bendis Image Artemis Bendis Louvre CA159.jpg thumb right Artemis Bendis, molded terracotta figurine, Tanagra ? ca. 350 BC, Louvre Bendis was a Thrace Thracian goddess of the moon and the hunt ref http www.theoi.com Thrakios Bendis.html BENDIS Thracian goddess of the moon & hunting mythology pictures Bot generated title ref whom the Greeks identified with Artemis . She was a huntress, like Artemis, but was accompanied by dancing satyrs and maenad s on a fifth century red figure stemless cup at Verona . By a decree of the Dodona oracle of Dodona , which required the Athenians to grant land for a shrine or temple her cult was introduced into Attica, Greece Attica by immigrant Thracian residents, ref Extensive discussion of whether the date is 429 or 413 BCE was reviewed and newly analyzed in Christopher Planeaux, The Date of Bendis Entry into Attica The Classical Journal 96 .2 December 2000 165 192. Planeaux offers a reconstruction of the inscription mentioninmg the first introduction, p ref and, though Thracian and Athenian processions remained separate, both cult and festival became so popular that in Plato s time ca. 429 13 BCE its festivities were naturalized as an official ceremonial of the city state, called the Bendideia . ref Fifth century fragmentary inscriptions that record formal descrees regarding formal aspects of the Bendis cult, are reproduced in Planeaux 2000 170f ref Among the events were nighttime torch races on horseback, mentioned in Plato s The Republic Plato Republic , 328 You haven t heard that there is to be a torchlight race this evening on horseback in honor of the Goddess? On horseback? said I. That is a new idea. Will they carry torches and pass them along to one another as they race with the horses, or how do you mean? That s the way of it, said Polemarchus, and, besides, there is to be a night festival which will be wort ... more details
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