Les Dictínnies (en grec antic: Δικτύννια) eren un festival de l'antiga Grècia que es feia a Cidònia (Creta) en honor d'Àrtemis Dictinna (Δίκτυννα o Δικτύνναια, derivat de δίκτυον, diktyon 'xarxa de caça o de pesca'), que era també objecte d…
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Les Dictínnies (en grec antic: Δικτύννια) eren un festival de l'antiga Grècia que es feia a Cidònia (Creta) en honor d'Àrtemis Dictinna (Δίκτυννα o Δικτύνναια, derivat de δίκτυον, diktyon 'xarxa de caça o de pesca'), que era també objecte…
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Les Dictínnies (en grec antic: Δικτύννια) eren un festival de l'antiga Grècia que es feia a Cidònia (Creta) en honor d'Àrtemis Dictinna (Δίκτυννα o Δικτύνναια, derivat de δίκτυον, diktyon 'xarxa de caça o de pesca'), que era també objecte…
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Les Dictínnies (en grec antic: Δικτύννια) eren un festival de l'antiga Grècia que es feia a Cidònia (Creta) en honor d'Àrtemis Dictinna (Δίκτυννα o Δικτύνναια, derivat de δίκτυον, diktyon 'xarxa de caça o de pesca'), que era també objecte de culte a Esparta i a la ciutat d'Ambrisos, a la Fòcida. No es coneix pràcticament res d'aquestes celebracions.
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Dictynnia is recorded in open cultural data. The structured record cited below does not describe the practice, and this entry has not yet been reviewed by a person familiar with the tradition. 1
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