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Callynteria

Kallynteria war ein Fest im Mai zu Ehren der griechischen Göttin Athene. Es fand am 22. Thargelion statt. Hierbei füllt eine ihrer Priesterinnen das Öl ihrer heiligen Flamme nach.

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Kallynteria war ein Fest im Mai zu Ehren der griechischen Göttin Athene.

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Kallynteria war ein Fest im Mai zu Ehren der griechischen Göttin Athene.

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Kallynteria war ein Fest im Mai zu Ehren der griechischen Göttin Athene. Es fand am 22. Thargelion statt. Hierbei füllt eine ihrer Priesterinnen das Öl ihrer heiligen Flamme nach. Dieses Fest war zwar eher klein, dennoch sehr bedeutend im alten Athen, da die Flamme im Tempel nie erlöschen durfte. Zudem wurde der Tempel ausgefegt und die Statue gereinigt. Das Fest gilt als eine Art Erneuerung, Trennung von Altem und Platzgewinnung für Neues. 1

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Verzeichnis wichtiger Feste (Memento vom 2. November 2006 im Internet Archive) Bedeutung (Memento vom 28. September 2007 im Internet Archive) 1

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