Paean - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Paean - a god of healing, invoked in songs of thanksgiving
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Aristonous_1 Delphi Apollo - O hail Paean - Apollo, pride and joy
Athen_14.631 and Dionysus, and to the Paean, dancing at one time and
Cic:Verr_2.4.127 and much revered statue of Paean, ** universally visited for its
Cic:Verr_2.4.128 there to see? Yet the Paean was worshipped by the Syracusans
DiogLaert_10.4 lling him in his letters Paean, and King; [5] and also tha
DiogLaert_10.5 he says, "O lord Paean, my dear Leontion, what tra
IsisHymn_1.3 send Paean to me, Healer of all
Isyll_F the god to whom "Hail, Paean" is sung, you who dwell in
Isyll_G your gifts, Asclepius Paean ; have pity on me." Then
Macedonicus_ a fair sounding tongue. Hail Paean. Put in your hand the
Paean:Delph_2 the rocks, cries forth ['Hail Paean, Hail Paean’]. And
Paean:Eryth_ Sing, young men, Paean famous for his skill, the far-dar
Philip_16.177 pons of war? To thee the Paean is dear, and golden-haired
Philodamus_1 O io Bacchus, O hail Paean - whom in Thebes once,
Timoth:Pers_196 the great healing-god [Paean] men cry to, beating the

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