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Geographical area |
Attica with Salamis
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| ii. |
Region |
Attica
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Site |
Athens
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Full reference (original language) |
Πανισταί (Men. Dys. 230)
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| i.b. |
Full reference (transliterated) |
Panistai
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Reference context |
The term occurs in Menander's comedy Δύσκολος, Dyskolos.
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Date(s)
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317 (?) / 316 (?) BC
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Source(s) |
Men. Dys. 230 (317/6 BC ?)
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Online Resources |
Men. Dys. 230
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Source type(s) |
Literary source(s)
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| i.b. |
Document(s) typology & language/script |
Comedy
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Comments |
The papyrus preserving the comedy reads at this point Παιανισταὶ, Paianistai.
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Bibliography |
Gomme, A., and Sandbach, F. (1973), Menander. A commentary. Oxford: 172.
Handley, E. (1965), The Dyskolos of Menander. London: 172-4.
Parker, R. (1996), Athenian religion. A history. Oxford: 334.
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Private associations |
Possible
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Note |
It is not certain that the group of worshippers of Pan constitute associations but it is mentioned that they appear as a group.
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Historical authenticity |
There is no doubt about the authenticity of the source.
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