Tiresias: The Ancient Mediterranean Religions Source Database

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• apuleius, eleusinian and isiac initiate, career in rome
• cleanthes, on initiates
• grain-supply, elite initiatives
• greece, initiation ceremonies in
• happier face, befits white cloak of initiate
• hesitancy, of lucius before initiation
• initiate
• initiate telestēs, cleanthes on
• initiates
• initiates, hope of the initiates
• initiation
• initiation ceremony, process
• initiation epopteia, ἐποπτεία‎/mystagogy mustagôgia, μυσταγωγία‎; teletê, τελετή‎
• initiation rite of passage for children
• initiation teletē
• initiation teletē, and perfection
• initiation teletē, chrysippus on
• initiation teletē, compared with the change to wisdom
• initiation, needed, one of pastophori instructed to arrange for
• initiation/rites of passage
• initiations
• initiations, fees for
• initiators
• ivy, carried by initiate in vision
• knowledge, acquired in the initiation
• makarismos, in mystic initiation
• mithras, high priest in charge of initiation, embraced by lucius and regarded as father
• money, needed for initiation, indicated by isis, profit in forum through advocates speeches
• music, in the orphic initiation rituals
• mysteries, divine, throngs initiated into, of goddess
• mysteries, divine, throngs initiated into, of osiris
• mystery initiations
• mystery initiations, and altered states of consciousness
• mystic initiation
• mystic initiation, anxiety in
• mystic initiation, as contest
• mystic initiation, clothing of
• mystic initiation, in indigenous australia
• mystic initiation, language of
• mystic initiation, thunder, lightning and earthquake in
• mystic initiation, unveiling in
• myth and numbers of initiates
• myth and repeat initiation?
• mythical initiates
• night, black clouds of, routed, vision of initiate with sacred objects
• odysseus, and initiation
• orphic initiation
• orphic, initiation rituals
• pastophori, sacred college, summoned by lector, instructed to arrange for initiation
• perfection teleutē, and initiation
• phrissein of initiation
• pindar, on death and initiation
• plato, on mystery initiations
• plutarch, on mystery initiations
• rites, initiation
• sacred objects, nameless, carried by initiate in vision
• sage, as initiate
• wands, carried by initiate in vision
• wise and the vulgar initiation, rites of