- mid-fourth
century BC.
identified as the
Temple of Zeus
Phratrios and
Athena Phratria; it may
originally have been
built to
house Euphranor's cult statue. The...
-
successful course of treatment. At
Athens there is the
temple of
Athena Phratria, as
patron of a phratry, in the
Ancient Agora of Athens. Athena's epithet...
- of
Apollo Patroos Stoa of Zeus The
Temple of Zeus
Phratrios and
Athena Phratria dated to the 300s B.C. and is
located near the
Temple of
Apollo Patroos...
- of 'numerous tribes' (génea), and each
tribe was
divided into 'clans' (
phrātría). This
general outline by the Gr****
historian reflects the
concept that...
- on this day
adopted persons were
solemnly received into the
genos and
phratria of
their adoptive parents.
Eiresione Chisholm 1911, p. 726. Jan Bremmer...
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Eleutheros Temple of
Apollo Patroos Temple of Zeus
Phratrios and
Athena Phratria Synagogue Old
Bouleuterion New
Bouleuterion Metroon Tholos Monument of...
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Eleutheros Temple of
Apollo Patroos Temple of Zeus
Phratrios and
Athena Phratria Synagogue Old
Bouleuterion New
Bouleuterion Metroon Tholos Monument of...
-
Eleutheros Temple of
Apollo Patroos Temple of Zeus
Phratrios and
Athena Phratria Synagogue Old
Bouleuterion New
Bouleuterion Metroon Tholos Monument of...
- In
ancient Greece, a
phratry (Ancient Gr****: φρᾱτρῐ́ᾱ, romanized:
phrātríā, lit. 'brotherhood, kinfolk',
derived from
Ancient Gr****: φρᾱ́τηρ, romanized: phrā́tēr...
-
Eleutheros Temple of
Apollo Patroos Temple of Zeus
Phratrios and
Athena Phratria Synagogue Old
Bouleuterion New
Bouleuterion Metroon Tholos Monument of...
