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Note 28 — Chapter VI · THE ELEUSINIAN MYSTERIES

W. B. (William Bernard) Hillis translation

Of this nature were the ἱερά which the hierophant “showed” and the other things that were employed in the festival: pictures of gods, relics, and paraphernalia of all sorts (e.g. the κίστη and the κάλαθος: O. Jahn, Hermes, 3, 327 f.): see Lob., Agl. 51–62.

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