Eacees

Les Eacees (grec antic: Αἰάκεια, llatí: Aeaceia)[a] eren unes festes que celebraven els eginetes (de l'illa d'Egina) en honor d'Èac, que v

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Les Eacees (grec antic: Αἰάκεια, llatí: Aeaceia)[a] eren unes festes que celebraven els eginetes (de l'illa d'Egina) en honor d'Èac, que va ser rei del país. No se'n coneixen detalls. Només se sap que el guanyador d'uns jocs que es feien per l'ocasió, consagrava el seu trofeu al temple d'Èac.[1]

Notes

  1. ↑ Segons el Diccionari Grec-Català, p. 167

Referències

  1. ↑ Smith, William (ed.). «Aeaceia». A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities (1890). [Consulta: 27 gener 2023].

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