Aphaia

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Aphaia is an ancient Greek goddess, primarily worshipped on the island of Aegina, associated with fertility, agriculture, and local protection.

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Surface form Occurrences
Temple of Aphaia 0

Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Greek goddess
ancient Greek temple
deity
associatedWith agriculture
fertility
hunting
local protection
transition rites
vegetation
cultEvidence architectural remains at Temple of Aphaia
inscriptions on Aegina
votive offerings
cultPeriod Archaic period
Classical period
culture Ancient Greek religion
dedicatedTo Aphaia NERFINISHED
function protector of the island
protector of young women
provider of agricultural abundance
gender female
hasAttribute goddess of agriculture
goddess of fertility
local guardian deity
protective deity of Aegina
hasMyth concealment on Aegina
flight from Crete
hasSanctuary Temple of Aphaia NERFINISHED
identifiedWith Artemis NERFINISHED
Britomartis NERFINISHED
Diktynna NERFINISHED
linkedDeity Artemis NERFINISHED
Athena NERFINISHED
Zeus NERFINISHED
locatedIn Aegina NERFINISHED
mythologicalTradition local Aeginetan mythology
notableSite archaeological site of Aphaia on Aegina
pantheon Greek pantheon
primaryCultCenter Aegina NERFINISHED
region Greece NERFINISHED
religiousRole local tutelary deity
worshippedIn Aegina NERFINISHED
Saronic Gulf region NERFINISHED
worshippers inhabitants of Aegina
sailors in Saronic Gulf
worshipType local cult
polis cult

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