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    The Olympieion and the Hadrianeion at Ephesos.C. P. Jones - 1993 - Journal of Hellenic Studies 113:149-152.
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    Olympia and the olympieia: the origin and the dissemination of Olympian Zeus' cult in Greece in the sixth and fifth centuries B.C.Lilian de Angelo Laky - 2008 - Archai: Revista de Estudos Sobre as Origens Do Pensamento Ocidental 1:61-71.
    The goal of this article is to present the dissertation research which studies the Olympian Zeus’ temples built during the sixth and fifth centuries B.C. The intention is to understand how Olympia was responsible for the origin and dissemination of Olympian Zeus´cult through the Greek world. From the poleis survey that consecrated these temples to the deity and by the mapping of the cult in association to textual informations we will discuss the Olympios epiteth and the name Olympieion, the (...)
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    Le Cynosarges, Antiochos et les tanneurs. Questions de topographie.Marie-Françoise Billot - 1992 - Bulletin de Correspondance Hellénique 116 (1):119-156.
    D'après les textes anciens, la région dite Cynosarges, sur le territoire du dème des Dioméia ou Diomeis de la tribu Aigèis (II), peut commencer au Sud du rempart d'époque classique et doit comprendre une partie de la chaîne de collines qui s'étend du Sud-Est au Sud/ Sud-Ouest de l'Olympiéion, sur la rive gauche de l'Ilissos; le gymnase de Cynosarges était proche du rempart. Les Dioméia jouxtent au Nord le dème urbain de Collytos auquel ils sont liés par le culte d'Héraclès, (...)
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    Charmides, Agariste and Damon: Andokides 1.16.Robert W. Wallace - 1992 - Classical Quarterly 42 (2):328-335.
    In De myst. 1.11–18, Andokides reports a series of four judicial denunciations, made before the Athenians on four separate occasions in 415 B.c., concerning profanations of the Eleusinian Mysteries. After statements from the slave Andromachos and the metic Teukros, ‘a third denunciation followed. The wife of Alkmaionides, who had also been the wife of Damon, a woman named Agariste, made a denunciation that in the house of Charmides beside the Olympieion, Alkibiades, Axiochos and Adeimantos celebrated mysteries. And at this (...)
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    Charmides, Agariste and Damon: Andokides 1.16.Robert W. Wallace - 1992 - Classical Quarterly 42 (02):328-.
    In De myst. 1.11–18 , Andokides reports a series of four judicial denunciations , made before the Athenians on four separate occasions in 415 B.c., concerning profanations of the Eleusinian Mysteries. After statements from the slave Andromachos and the metic Teukros, ‘a third denunciation followed. The wife of Alkmaionides, who had also been the wife of Damon, a woman named Agariste, made a denunciation that in the house of Charmides beside the Olympieion, Alkibiades, Axiochos and Adeimantos celebrated mysteries. And (...)
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