Metageitnion

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Metageitnion was a month in the ancient Athenian calendar, occurring in late summer and associated with various civic and religious activities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Athenian month
month
unit of time
approximateGregorianRange July–August
associatedConcept migration
relocation of households
associatedDeity Apollo Metageitnios NERFINISHED
calendarRegion Attica NERFINISHED
calendarType city-state calendar
chronologicalContext Classical Greek period
civicCalendarFunction used for scheduling assemblies and civic business
culture Classical Athens NERFINISHED
festivalHeldInMonth Metageitnia NERFINISHED
festivalHonoredDeity Apollo Metageitnios NERFINISHED
follows Hekatombaion NERFINISHED
greekName Μεταγειτνιών NERFINISHED
languageOfName Ancient Greek
monthNumberInAtticYear 2
nameEtymology derived from Greek "metageitnizein" meaning "to change one’s neighborhood" or "to move house"
positionInYear second month of the Athenian year
precedes Boedromion NERFINISHED
primaryCityOfUse Athens NERFINISHED
relatedCalendar other Greek polis calendars
religiousCalendarFunction regulated timing of sacrifices and festivals
religiousRole month for civic and religious activities
season late summer
timeSystem lunisolar calendar
typicalLength 29 or 30 days
usedBy ancient Athenians
usedInCalendar Attic calendar NERFINISHED
ancient Athenian calendar

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Boedromion follows Metageitnion