Cook, Arthur Bernard, 1868-1952 · Cambridge, [Eng.] : University Press · leaf 365
Fig. 176 In addition to the deities already mentioned there was the seated goddess, whose rock-cut effigy and omphaUs are still to be seen at the point marked j3 on the plan (fig. 174. Cp.the sectional drawing in fig. 175). Her headless torso has been twice portrayed (E. Curtiusand J. A. Kaupert… … Fig. 178. Zeus Ersaios 265 title of kindred origin preserved by Hesychios1 is perhaps Ersaios,Zeus of the Dew. Keos was once so well watered that, like certain others of theKyklades2, it was known as Hydroflssa?. Hither came Aristaios, one ( = my fig. 178), C. H. Weller in the Am. fount. Arch. 1903…
Zeus (Greek deity) · Cults · Sun worship · Classical antiquities · Folk literature
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