Pithoigia

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Pithoigia is the opening day of the ancient Athenian Anthesteria festival, marked by the ceremonial opening and tasting of new wine jars.

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Pithoigia canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Greek festival day
religious observance
associatedObject new vintage wine
pithoi (large wine jars)
associatedWith Athenian polis religion
Dionysus
calendar Athenian festival calendar
culture Classical Athens
surface form: ancient Athens
etymology derived from Greek "pithos" (wine jar) and "igein" (to open)
followedBy Choes
Chytroi
hasRole opening day of the Anthesteria festival
hasTheme fertility
renewal
transition from old to new wine
languageOfName Ancient Greek
location Athens
Attica
mainRitual opening of new wine jars
tasting of new wine
partOf Anthesteria
period Classical Athens
religiousAspect ritual dedication of wine to Dionysus
religiousContext Dionysian cult
religiousFunction celebration of new wine
honoring Dionysus as god of wine
sequenceInFestival Anthesteria
surface form: first day of Anthesteria
socialAspect communal drinking of new wine
timeWithinYear month of Anthesterion
typeOfActivity public religious celebration
wine-related ritual

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Anthesteria hasPart Pithoigia
Anthesteria day1Name Pithoigia