Greek Goddess or Spirit of Religious Processions (original) (raw)

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POMPE

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Religious Procession

Pompe | Athenian red-figure oinochoe C4th B.C. | Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Pompe, Athenian red-figure oinochoe C4th B.C., Metropolitan Museum of Art

POMPE was the goddess or spirit (daimona) of religious processions or, more specifically, of the phallic, fertility processions of the god Dionysos.

Pompe does not occur in any extant literature but in the Athenian vase-painting (right) she and Dionysos gaze at each other affectionately in the company of Eros (Love).


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