Graves' The Greek Myths relates that a person in this occupation had his guts mixed into "umble soup" in a gruesome sacrifice to Lycaean Zeus.
Graves' The Greek Myths relates that a person in this occupation had his guts mixed into "umble soup" in a gruesome sacrifice to Lycaean Zeus. In a Solomon-like myth, people in this occupation dispute custody of a baby girl named Alope before king Cercyon. Perhaps punning on a Greek word for "apple," nymphs called Epimelides were thought to protect this occupation. It's not prince or king, but one of these people lay in a cave in Mount Latmos to be visited by his divine lover. One of them led Dionysus to an underworld entrance at the bottomless Alcyonian lake, but then died; Dionysus fashioned a fig-leaf phallus and (*) sodomized himself on the tomb of that one, Prosymnus. Before ritually castrating himself and becoming a vegetation god, Attis had this occupation, which John Keats's version ascribed to Selene's sleeping lover Endymion. Pan is the patron god of, for 10 points, what primary subjects of pastoral poetry?
Graves' The Greek Myths relates that a person in this occupation had his guts mixed into "umble soup" in a gruesome sacrifice to Lycaean Zeus.
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