mistress of the banquet
mistress of the banquet, cult-title, esp. in the worship of Demeter and Kore, in Laconia and Messenia, IG 5(1).584, 1498, etc.: spelt θυν- ib. 583, σειναρμόστρηα ib. 229.
The corpus record
θοιν-αρμόστρια
thoinarmostria · ἡ
mistress of the banquet
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What it meant — LSJ
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