… I want to confine myself to the Dorians in this paper, and in particular to their Hyacinthia
festival whose nature, history and distribution help to date the Dorian presence in Laconia. This …

A corrupt phrase in a passage obscured by double citing in Athen. IV, 139c–f made some
interpreters suppose that there were maidens’ chariot races at the Spartan Hyacinthia, an …

… for Marathon was probably the Hyacinthia; they may have … day truce at the time of the
Hyacinthia. The Cretans, who were … the Messenians while the Hyacinthia were being celebrated. A …

… * It is the story of a girl-a very nice girl, called Hyacinthia, and a … to India, he wants to speak
to Hyacinthia, and be married. And now … But whatever Hyacinthia was about to murmur to her …

… If we assume that the Spartan expedition departed from Lacedaimon shortly after the end of
the Hyacinthia, the Hyacinthia then preceded Boedromion 3 by approximately as many days …

A corrupt phrase in a passage obscured by double citing in Athen. 4.139cf made some
interpreters suppose that there were maidens' chariot races at the Spartan Hyacinthia, an event …

… 13) Mikalson simply adopts Nilsson's scheme for the Hyacinthia without Nilsson's reserves;
… to the Hyacinthia only by conjecture. For reconstructions of the Hyacinthia which improve on …

… Hyacinthia, which by now must already have taken place. If, therefore, it was obligatory for the
Amyclaeans to perform the paean at the Hyacinthia… the paean at the Hyacinthia was in fact …

… The stele has been linked to the Hyacinthia and to musical … Antiochus of Syracuse27
describes how during the ἀγών of the Hyacinthia, the signal for the attack of the conspirators was to …

… whether the paean at the Hyacinthia formed part of any specific contest. 19 The
encomium … A similar division of events may have taken place at the Hyacinthia. Pausanias …