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Hellotia

Les Hel·lòcies (en grec antic: ἑλλώτια) eren un festival de l'antiga Grècia celebrat a Corint en honor de la deessa Atena. Durant la celebració es feien corregudes de torxes i es venerava Atena Hel·lotis com a deessa del foc.

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Les Hel·lòcies (en grec antic: ἑλλώτια) eren un festival de l'antiga Grècia celebrat a Corint en honor de la deessa Atena.

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Les Hel·lòcies (en grec antic: ἑλλώτια) eren un festival de l'antiga Grècia celebrat a Corint en honor de la deessa Atena.

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Les Hel·lòcies (en grec antic: ἑλλώτια) eren un festival de l'antiga Grècia celebrat a Corint en honor de la deessa Atena. Durant la celebració es feien corregudes de torxes i es venerava Atena Hel·lotis com a deessa del foc. El sobrenom d'Hel·lotis, que donava nom a la festa, derivaria, segons Ateneu de Nàucratis, de les garlandes de murta, de vint colzes de circumferència, portades a la processó, que s'anomenaven hel·lòtides. Sembla que a Creta se celebrava un festival amb el mateix nom en honor d'Europa, la filla d'Agènor.

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Hellotia is ancient Greek religion festival at Corinth, according to the structured record cited below. This entry was generated automatically from that record and has not yet been reviewed by a person familiar with the tradition. 1

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