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Potnia Theron
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Abstract
The term
Potnia Theron
only appears once in Homer's
Iliad
(21.470), in association with Artemis. This term has become a
topos
for the depiction of any female divinity associated with animals and especially tamed wild animals.
Title: Potnia Theron
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Abstract
The term
Potnia Theron
only appears once in Homer's
Iliad
(21.
470), in association with Artemis.
This term has become a
topos
for the depiction of any female divinity associated with animals and especially tamed wild animals.
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