Kronia

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Kronia was an ancient Athenian festival honoring Cronus and celebrating a temporary social equality reminiscent of the mythical Golden Age.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Athenian festival
ancient Greek festival
associatedConcept role reversal festivals
utopian social order
associatedWithMythologicalAge Golden Age
calendarSystem Athenian religious calendar
surface form: Athenian calendar
celebratedInCity Athens
celebratedInRegion Attica
culture ancient Greek religion
deityTypeHonored Titan
etymology derived from the name of Cronus (Kronos)
feature reversal of normal social roles
temporary social equality
honorsAspectOfCronus Cronus as ruler of the Golden Age
honorsDeity Cronus
influencedLaterConcept later Greco-Roman ideas of a Saturnian Golden Age
languageOfName Ancient Greek
linkedDeity Rhea
Zeus
mythologicalContext age of Cronus preceding the rule of Zeus
religiousCategory festival of the agricultural cycle
religiousFunction honoring Cronus through sacrifice and feasting
ritualElement communal meals
offerings to Cronus
socialPractice slaves dined with or were served by their masters
suspension of normal labor obligations
theme abundance and leisure
egalitarianism
nostalgia for a primordial just order
timeOfYear summer

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Cronus festival Kronia