Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge, [Eng.] : University Press · leaf 234
ere wrongly inserts Kai) A^poSlrrji. Ovpaviai, deols iwqKoms, \ A6./J.WVArifx.TiTptov AaKa\u>i>iTT)S, | awdeis atrb ireipaTwv, | evxv and in smaller lettering ov de/uron3e irpoaayeiv \ alytiov, vikov, fiobs 0T)\das. Zeus Ourios, ikmenos, Eua?iemos, Boreios 153 To Zeus Ourios and Astarte… … Fig. 65. The associates of Zeus Ourios are two goddesses, who in functionmust have borne a rough resemblance to each other, AstartePalaisthic and Aphrodite Ourania. The former appears for thefirst time in this inscription : she was perhaps the patron-deity of theport (Iamneia? Ioppe?) to which…
Zeus (Greek deity) · Cults · Sun worship · Classical antiquities · Folk literature
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