Category Archives: Boeotian religion

Priapos

Another Theos who was worshipped in Boeotia I give cult to is Priapos; having significant-enough cult at Mt. Helikon (near Thespiae), it seemed only appropriate to post about this here. For me it began with Theoi Project and searching for … Continue reading

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New Boeotian Calendar Update

An idea I’ve been tossing around in my head lately, and most recently to a couple of friends (but mostly to Kayleigh, from KALLISTI), is the idea of making a printed version of the calendar. To put it bluntly, I … Continue reading

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Begin Again

So, now is the time I’ve come to observe as the Boeotian New Year (just downloaded hella PDF files, both something called The Boeotian Project and The Ancient Boeotians, if I can find anything more about the calendar, this may … Continue reading

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Boeotian New Year is upon me, and my dreams are getting weird….

So, this December 17th marks the Boeotian New Year (see here for the semblance of a reconstructed / new Boeotian calendar I managed to concoct), and reading a brief summary of a friend’s dream about Apollon jogged my memory of … Continue reading

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New Boeotian festival calendar

link to PDF — right-click –> save as for Windows; double-click — > save as for Mac An eighteen month calendar. I’ll probably come back to this every few months with a new one for the next eighteen months (cos … Continue reading

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Thespia

“They say that [the nymphe] Thespia was a daughter of Asopos, who gave her name to the city [of Thespiae, Boiotia].” – Pausanias, Guide to Greece 9.26.6

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