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The most important religious festival in ancient Athens, dedicated to the goddess Athena and often used as a setting or reference in Platonic dialogues.
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Appears in 26 Books
Complete Plato (Thomas Taylor trans.)
Plato | Taylor, Thomas (trans.)
Procli Diadochi In Platonis Timaeum commentaria, vol. II
Proclus (ed. Ernst Diehl)
Aristophanes II: Peace, Birds, Frogs (Loeb)
Aristophanes
On the Peplum of the Ancients
Pagendarm, Hermann Heinrich; Pagendarm, Johann Gerhard
Oracula Sibyllina (Editio Princeps, Castellion)
Sibylla (ed. Castellion)
Greek Proverbs
Michael Apostolius
Dio's Roman History, Vol. 8
Dio Cassius
The Great Etymological Dictionary
Anonymous Byzantine (ed. Markos Mousouros; Aldus Manutius)
Acharnians, Knights, Clouds, Wasps
Aristophanes
Comoediae Novem
Aristophanes
Comedies of Aristophanes
Aristophanes
Commentary on Plato's Timaeus
Proclus Diadochus
Orations and Letters
Isocrates (ed. Henri Estienne / Henricus Stephanus)
De verbo Dei scripto, et non scripto
Agricola, Franciscus
De magistratibus Atheniensium liber
Postel, Guillaume
Ānandakanda (critical edition, vol. 1)
T. Chandrasekharan (ed.)
Greek Proverbs
Michael Apostolius
Panathenaea: Or, A Singular Book on the Twin Festival of Minerva
Meurs, Johannes van