ἠροάνθια · ēroanthia — LSJ
at which they wore spring flowers
a feast of the Peloponnesian women at which they wore spring flowers, Phot.: ἠροσάνθεια, Hsch.
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ἠροάνθια
eroanthia · τά
at which they wore spring flowers
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