anthema
AmericanEtymology
Origin of anthema
< Greek ánthēma efflorescence, equivalent to ánthē, verbid stem of antheîn to bloom ( antho- ) + -ma noun suffix of result
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The dances ultimately celebrated in her cult were numerous: such as the Anthema, the Bookolos, the Epicredros, and many others, some rustic for labourers, others of shepherds, etc.
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