Tiresias: The Ancient Mediterranean Religions Source Database

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• acquatic animals and crustaceans
• aelianus, on animals
• agency, animal
• agents, animal
• animal
• animal bones
• animal bones, thigh-bones
• animal form, disappears
• animal imagery, animalization caused by disease
• animal imagery, disease as an animal
• animal imagery, humans and animals
• animal imagery, humans as animals
• animal life
• animal material
• animal sacrifice
• animal sacrifice, epistemology
• animal sacrifice, eschatology
• animal sacrifice, reason in animals
• animal species, bird
• animal species, boar
• animal species, bull
• animal species, cattle
• animal species, cow
• animal species, dog
• animal species, ewe
• animal species, goat
• animal species, lamb
• animal species, ox
• animal species, puppies
• animal speech
• animal victim, god's portion at sacrifice
• animal victim, parts of, intestines
• animal victim, parts of,feet
• animal victim, parts of,gall-bladder
• animal victim, parts of,leg
• animal victim, parts of,muzzle
• animal victim, parts of,shoulder
• animal victim, parts of,skin
• animal victim, parts of,stomach
• animal victim, parts of,testicles
• animal victim, parts of,thigh
• animal victim, prices and financial considerations
• animal victim, treatment of burning of a ninth of the meat
• animal victim, treatment of burning of a part or parts of the victim
• animal victim, treatment of burning of entire victim
• animal victim, treatment of, throat cut, slit or pierced
• animal, domestic, sacrificial
• animal, domestic, topology of its body
• animal, specification of
• animal, unfit for consumption terefah
• animalism
• animals
• animals as divinatory
• animals as effigies
• animals as oath sacrifices, burning of
• animals as oath sacrifices, contact of oath-takers with
• animals in love with people, statues, pictures
• animals, abundant in judaea
• animals, animal-human behavior
• animals, as saviors
• animals, burial
• animals, complex behavior in
• animals, corrupted
• animals, cross-species comparisons
• animals, devoured by the giants
• animals, devouring the disobedient
• animals, dietary regulations
• animals, dogs
• animals, egyptian iconography and
• animals, fastidium ascribed to
• animals, fastidium ascribed to, pudor ascribed to
• animals, fish, and birds
• animals, horses
• animals, humans compared with
• animals, in similes
• animals, in wise person
• animals, intelligence of
• animals, olympians as humiliated by assuming animal forms
• animals, orpheus and
• animals, oxen
• animals, place of
• animals, rejoicing
• animals, rejoicing, behaving like men
• animals, responsible for what they do?
• animals, sacred
• animals, sacred, at leontopolis
• animals, sacred, in judea
• animals, sacrifice of
• animals, sacrifice prohibited
• animals, sacrificial
• animals, skins
• animals, weak or precipitate
• animating breath
• apuleius, human and animal food
• aristotle, voluntariness extends more widely than proairesis to acts of animals and children
• aristotle,, generation of animals
• asklepios, as healer of animals
• ass, as sethian animal
• athens asklepieion, reliefs showing sacrificial animals
• bodies, animal bodies
• bride, as animal
• carcasses, of dead animals
• carrion/torn animal
• celestial animal
• chorus, khoros, animals in myth turned into dancers in ritual
• colour of animal victim, black
• colour of animal victim, white
• colour of animal victim, white clothing
• communal laments, animals
• destruction of animal victim by fire
• destruction sacrifice, partial destruction of animal victim
• destruction sacrifice, total destruction of animal victim
• destruction, of animals/objects
• dialogue on the rationality of animals, diction, problem of
• domestic, ass as a domestic animal
• epicurus, tame animals responsible for what they do
• flesh, animal
• goats, as specific type of animal
• holding an animal above the head, in egyptian sacrifice
• horvat anim
• insults, animal
• joy, of animals, houses and day itself
• limb of a living animal
• non-rational animals
• oath-rituals, sacrificial animals
• objects, animate
• oikeiōsis = lat. commendatio or conciliatio, of animals
• ostraca, egyptian, figuring animals
• podalirios, heroon at mt. drion, healing of domestic animals
• pollution, miasma from animal sacrifice
• porphyry, philosophia ex oraculis, animal sacrifice
• pregnant animal victims
• prey animals
• providence, animals included
• pudor, ascribed to animals
• rejoicing, of animals, houses and day itself
• religion egyptian and greco-egyptian, healing of domestic animals
• sacred animals egyptian, periodic opening of necropolises to worshipers
• sacred animals egyptian, sacred fish of neith
• sacred animals greek, serpents at lebena asklepieion
• sacrifice thysia, animal slaughter
• sacrifice thysia, wild animals
• sacrifice, animal substituting mythical characters
• sacrifice, animal, chthonian
• sacrifice, animal, decline of
• sacrifice, animal, description of
• sacrifice, animal, in iamblichus
• sacrifice, animal, olympian
• sacrifice, animal, prominence of
• sacrificial animals
• sacrificial animals, domestic
• sacrificial animals, mutilation of
• sacrificial animals, species: boar
• sacrificial animals, species: bull
• sacrificial animals, species: cow
• sacrificial animals, species: lamb
• sacrificial animals, species: sheep
• saqqâra individual structures and complexes, sacred animal necropolis
• sarapis, tales of curing animals
• seals, marking animals
• seneca, the younger, stoic, posidonius' animals also lack genuine emotion, since they are capable of appearance but not of judgement
• skin, animal
• slaughter, of animals
• soul, animism
• soul,, in relation to characteristic activities of animal species
• substitution, of animal for self
• temurah substitution of sacrificial animals
• theophrastus, on the wisdom and character of animals
• tithes, of animals
• transformations, into animals
• transmigration μετενσωμάτωσις, humans to animals
• triad of sacrificial animals
• types of animals sacrificed, worship of an ass
• wild animals
• yahweh, animals of
• young animals