"Der Antike Festkalender an der Panagia Gorgopico zu Athen" by Carl Boetticher explores the ancient festival calendar as it relates to the Panagia Gorgopico in Athens. This work delves into the historical and archaeological significance of the site, providing insights into the festivals and rituals practiced in ancient Athens. Boetticher's study offers a detailed examination of the calendar's structure and its connection to the cultural and religious life of the time. A valuable resource for historians, archaeologists, and anyone interested in the rich history of ancient Greece.
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