W literaturze · fragmenty, w których pada to słowo lub jego transliteracja

• Jesus and the Paralytics Anthony Giambrone · 2020 · 1. The Ex-voto Habit
  … d a statue at the temple; while a certain Artemidora offered a small lime­ stone altar, likely to her patron, Artemis, one of the city’s two main divinities.
• Symbolizm złotego pasa Chrystusa zmartwychwstałego (Ap 1,13) w świetle literatury greckiej Paweł Adam Podeszwa · 2021
  … nspiration) in ancient Greek literature, especially in mythological depictions of divinities: Zeus, Poseidon, Artemis, Apollo, and Circe. The analysis of chosen fragments, cited from Homer’s Iliad and Odyssey and Challimachus’ Hymns, enable us to ascertain that gold is the dominant color and that many elements of garment, invent …
• Pięcioksiąg odczytany na nowo. Przesłanie autora kapłańskiego (P) i jego wpływ na powstanie Pięcioksięgu Marcin Majewski · 2018 · 1. Źródła
  … t-Verlag 1995. Falkenstein A., von Soden W., Sumerische und akkadische Hymnen und Gebete, Zü- rich–Stuttgart: Artemis 1953. George A.R., Babylonian Topographical Texts (OLA 40), Leuven: Peeters 1992. George A.R., The Babylonian Gilgamesh Epic. Introduction, Critical Edition and Cunei- form Texts, t. I–II, Oxford: Oxford Universi …
• Cult Prostitution and Passage Rites in the Biblical World Edward Lipiński · 2013 · 14. Strabo obviously refers to a prenuptial ritual, precede…
  … r of his informant. If we believe Plutarch (Artaxerxes 27), Artaxerxes II dedicated the concubine Aspasia to ‘Artemis of Ecbatana, who is called Anaitis, to spend the rest of her life chastely’. This implies a quite different service of the goddess. Instead, Strabo’s report suggests a form of prenuptial passage rites. In the mid …