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Kapnobatai or
capnobatae (Ancient Gr****: καπνοβάται; Latin: capnobatae),
meaning "those who walk on/in smoke/clouds" was one of the
names given to the...
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Studio albums (as
Atrium Carceri)
Cellblock (2003)
Seishinbyouin (2004)
Kapnobatai (2005)
Ptahil (2007)
Souyuan (2008)
Phrenitis (2009)
Reliquiae (2012)...
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cannabis to the Scythians,
Thracians and Dacians,
whose shamans (the
kapnobatai – "those who walk on smoke/clouds")
burned cannabis infructescences to...
- this reason, they were
referred to as "god-fearing" and "capnobatae" (
kapnobatai) or "smoke-treading". The
Ctistae were a
class of
Mysians who not only...
- words, but it has not been deciphered.
Mysia Mysian language Ctistae Kapnobatai Homer. "II, 858". The Iliad.
Herodotus (1907). "I, 171". Histories. Herodotus...
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among a
shamanic cult
named the
Kapnobatai, or "Those Who Walk in the Clouds." The
shamans of the cult, also
called Kapnobatai, were
known to use hemp smoke...
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introduced as well to the Scythians,
Thracians and Dacians,
whose shamans (the
kapnobatai—"those who walk on smoke/clouds")
burned cannabis flowers to
induce trance...
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worldly pleasures", and that the
cryptic byname that
Strabo gave them
Kapnobatai (which
literally means "smoke-treaders")
really meant "travelers in the...
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Kapnobatai (2005)
Ptahil (2007)
Souyuan (2008)...
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through the
threshold of death.
Among the Thracians, the
Ctistae and the
Kapnobatai were
ascetic sects whose members were
dedicated to the gods and lived...
