- (ἱερός)
meaning "holy" or "sacred" and
gamos (γάμος)
meaning "marriage," or
Hierogamy (Gr**** ἱερὸς γάμος, ἱερογαμία "holy marriage"), is a
sacred marriage that...
-
Attic red-figure
oinochoe depicting a
young boy
pulling another boy's chariot,
perhaps a
parody of the Anthesteria's
hierogamy (430–390 BC)...
- Hyndluljóð [The
sacred wedding and
Norse royal ideology. An
analysis of the
hierogamy myth in Skírnismál, Ynglingatal, Háleygjatal and Hyndluljóð] (in Norwegian)...
- kingship. A good
example is the
pervasive and
persistent concept of the
hierogamy (sacred marriage) of the king with the
goddess of sovereignty: the ****ual...
- and
which therefore linked the
hierogamy with the
royal investiture. By
standing for the Hero Zis in the
divine hierogamy, the king also took over the role...
-
Petroglyph depicting a
hierogamy found in the
Cueva de los Casares...
- who has been
ordained a
deacon (or
deacon who has been
tonsured monk)
Hierogamy, a
sacred marriage that
plays out
between a god and a goddess, especially...
-
Canaanite variant, ʿAṯtart Šadî/Ištar Ṣēri was
nevertheless present in
hierogamy royal entry rituals whereby a
statue or a
woman representing the goddess...
- "the
sacred union (
hierogamy)
between the Sky-God and the Earth-Mother" (Eliade 1961,
after ****mings n.d.). (...)
Echoes of the
hierogamy can be
found in...
- was
celebrated annually, was ****ociated with the
Pharaoh (even in the
hierogamy scenes on the walls). Taweret, Raet-Tawy and the
Seven Hathors who presided...
