- In
Minoan times, the town of
Malia was the
closest metropolitan center.
Dictaean Cave is
famous in Gr****
mythology as the
place where Amalthea, nurtured...
- An
amphora from
Vulci depicting Laios, Keleos, Kerberos, and
Aigolios being stung by bees in the
Dictaean Cave...
-
another of the same name, or the
Dictaean cave.
Votive seals and
ivories have been
found in the cave. Like the
Dictaean cave, the
Idaean cave was known...
-
Cretan nymph, who gave
birth to the
metalworking Idaean Dactyls in the
Dictaean cave. She was also seen as a
Titan goddess and
perhaps represented the...
-
while Zeus,
still a
child and with the
thoughts of a child,
dwelt in the
Dictaean cave; and the
earthborn Cyclopes had not yet
armed him with the bolt, with...
- list of gods,
which reminds us of the goat that
nourished Zeus in the
Dictaean cave." (p. 314). See Smith, "Amaltheia". Hesiod,
Theogony 484. For the...
-
reports that it
belonged to the Eteocretes, and
contained the
temple of the
Dictaean Zeus, for
Mount Dicte was in the
territory of Praesus.
Strabo reports that...
- tweezers,
often found as
dedications to a deity, for example, in the
Dictaean Cavern of Crete. No
textiles have
survived other than
impressions in clay...
- and to
these last
belongs the town Praisos,
where is the
temple of the
Dictaean Zeus;
whereas the
other peoples,
since they were more powerful,
dwelt in...
- the
infant Zeus in a cave and
nurtured him in Ida, in Crete,
while the
Dictaean Curetes deceived Cronus so he
would not
devour his son. One day, Cronus...
