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Misias

Misias era el nom que rebien unes festes establertes per Misio Argivo en honor de Ceres en memòria per haver-se allotjat aquesta deïtat a casa seva.

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Misias era el nom que rebien unes festes establertes per Misio Argivo en honor de Ceres en memòria per haver-se allotjat aquesta deïtat a casa seva.

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What is Misias in plain words?

Misias era el nom que rebien unes festes establertes per Misio Argivo en honor de Ceres en memòria per haver-se allotjat aquesta deïtat a casa seva.

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Misias era el nom que rebien unes festes establertes per Misio Argivo en honor de Ceres en memòria per haver-se allotjat aquesta deïtat a casa seva. Misias va erigir un temple als voltants de la ciutat de Pallene en el seu honor. Aquestes festes duraven tres dies i en l'últim les dones expulsaven del temple els homes i els gossos, mentre elles hi romanien amb les gosses durant vint-i-quatre hores, transcorregudes les quals els homes tornaven al temple amb grans gaubances. 1

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Deméter a La Mitología Clásica (castellà) 1

The text above is adapted from the Wikipedia article “Misias”, available under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 licence. 1

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