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Zeus - the king of the gods in Greek religion
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109/14a RC_70, a letter from Antiochus concerning Zeus of Baetocaece.
95/3 Antiochus Cyzicenus removes the gold from a statue of Zeus.
82/31 offers a huge sacrifice to Zeus Stratios, to celebrate his victory
58/41b Bagnall_134, statutes of the "synodos" of Zeus Hypsistos.
52/75 The statue of Zeus at Olympia is struck by lightning.
50/55a bulus removes the statues of Zeus and Athena from Antioch and sends
Within translations:
[Longin]:Subl_3 calling Xerxes the "Persian Zeus," and vultures "living sepulchres"
[Longin]:Subl_4 "Having shown impiety towards Zeus and Heracles, he was
[Longin]:Subl_9 there is the nurturing of Zeus like a nestling by the
2Macc_6 the temple of Olympian Zeus, and to call the one in Geri
Aelian:Fr_17 the fate & Which father Zeus has allotted for the future.
Aelian:Fr_55 ied to buy the statue of Zeus by flooding the Eleians with
Aelian:Fr_76 eagle and always accompanies Zeus. However Aelian says
Aelian:Fr_158 Suda_M'236 & & An appeal to Zeus Xenios. [159] & {162
Aelian:Fr_287 insult the first offerings of Zeus. [288] & {286 DF} &
Aelian:NA_2.47 touch sacrifices offered to Zeus. But the Mountain Kite
Aelian:NA_3.28 call Perseus the son of Zeus, and it is after him that
Aelian:NA_3.47 & In the name of Zeus our father, permit me to ask the
Aelian:NA_4.54 Heracles* the son of Zeus, a good-looking boy, as Egyp
Aelian:NA_5.2 how Crete received from Zeus a boon - seeing that the
Aelian:NA_5.13 boon bestowed upon visitors by Zeus, Protector of the Stra
Aelian:NA_6.17 that is above even Zeus himself and the other gods does
Aelian:NA_6.50 he says [OD 277] that Zeus has made a distinction betwe
Aelian:NA_6.51 and the story goes that Zeus was angered and bestowed upo
Aelian:NA_6.62 ied that he had been struck by Zeus.* But what he saw
Aelian:NA_7.10 upon the ordinance of Zeus the god of fellowship and
Aelian:NA_9.10 eagle which is called ' Zeus's bird ' does not touch meat
Aelian:NA_9.21 Helen the daughter of Zeus (because Menelaus entrusted
Aelian:NA_10.1 had not the daughter of Zeus and Dione {Aphrodite} snatch
Aelian:NA_10.14 awk is beloved of the child of Zeus and Leto {Apollo} when
Aelian:NA_10.28 nisters of the aforesaid Zeus {Serapis} detest the antelop
Aelian:NA_10.35 the darling of the daughter of Zeus and Leto.* [36] &
Aelian:NA_10.49 reeks pay honour to the son of Zeus and Leto.* And so
Aelian:NA_11.10 service of the son of Zeus and Leto, shall I refrain
Aelian:NA_11.27 Helen the daughter of Zeus; the war of the Persians aga
Aelian:NA_11.33 ched it to the temple of Zeus Protector of the City, judgi
Aelian:NA_11.40 three horns in the temple of Zeus, the Guardian of the
Aelian:NA_12.6 the mother of the son of Zeus,* as she herself boasted
Aelian:NA_12.30 ss; and at the shrine of Zeus of Labranda* in a spring
Aelian:NA_13.26 darlings of Perseus the son of Zeus. [27] & The Hyena fis
Aelian:NA_14.28 the daughter of Zeus was moved to anger and transformed
Aelian:NA_15.6 to the brother of Zeus, the Lord of the Sea, that neither
Aelian:NA_17.37 essenger and minister of Zeus and knowing too that the sna
AET_8.12 victory, the living image of Zeus, son of the Sun, Ptolemy,
Alcaeus_7.5 the burning lightning of Zeus, I am not and will not be
Alcaeus_9.518 ten your walls, Olympian Zeus ; all is accessible to Phili
Alcaeus_12.64 64] & { G-P 9 } & Zeus, Lord of Pisa, crown under the ste
AnthPal_3.1 hildbirth by the bolt of Zeus, is being led up from Achero
AnthPal_3.7 and Zethus, scions of Zeus, slay this woman Dirce, the
AnthPal_3.11 bed of Danaē, succeeding Zeus in unholy wedlock. The
AnthPal_3.14 to force the bride of Zeus, who now, as you deserved,
AnthPal_5.33 on Danaē, Olympian Zeus, that the child might yield
AnthPal_5.34 NION & { Ph 2 } & Zeus bought Danaē for gold, and
AnthPal_5.100 adies, let him know that Zeus and Hades and the Lord of
AnthPal_5.125 tricks I leave to Zeus, and instead of becoming a bird
AnthPal_5.168 feels not even the blast of Zeus' fire. [169] Asclepiad
AnthPal_6.135 acious Corinth is dedicated to Zeus in memory of the might
AnthPal_6.267 easy ; for he has from Zeus no feeble knowledge of the
AnthPal_6.332 & { F 1 } & To Casian Zeus & did Trajan, the descendan
AnthPal_7.275 "Cretans are liars," and even Zeus has a tomb there. &
AnthPal_7.345 ult me not. For by Zeus I swear and the Infernal Lords I
AnthPal_7.370 shall find him in the abode of Zeus or in the Islands of
AnthPal_7.499 Cyrene prays you all by Zeus the Protector of strangers
AnthPal_7.526 & { H 2 } & O father Zeus, did you ever see a braver
AnthPal_7.533 that I slipped when soaked by Zeus & and Bacchus. It was
AnthPal_7.540 AMAGETES & { H 7 } & By Zeus, the Protector of strangers,
AnthPal_7.541 onidas, you spoke thus, "Zeus, grant me death or victory,"
AnthPal_9.7 POLYAENUS & { Ph 1 } & Zeus, who rulest the holy land
AnthPal_9.9 I have prayed to you, Zeus, you have granted me the wel
AnthPal_9.21 the festival of Nemean Zeus and to Olympia to win the
AnthPal_9.48 F 67 } & Through love Zeus became a swan for Leda, a
AnthPal_9.100 of Leda's babes, whom Zeus anchored immovably in the
AnthPal_9.108 ymous & { Ph 3 } & Said Zeus to Love : " I will take away
AnthPal_9.248 se, Hera, the consort of Zeus, would have ceased to be jea
AnthPal_9.352 leed at the altars of Heavenly Zeus. * & i.e. the Egyptian
AnthPal_9.355 ppaea Augusta, spouse of Zeus, & receive from the Egyptia
AnthPal_9.368 not : I know only the son of Zeus. He smells of nectar,
AnthPal_9.391 Poseidon and the son of Zeus trained their youthful limbs
AnthPal_9.526 tes of great Olympus ; keep, O Zeus, the holy castle of
AnthPal_9.577 earth, but, standing by Zeus himself, I take my fill of
AnthPal_9.775 cchic fury. & * & Zeus disguised himself as a Satyr in
AnthPal_11.324 great virtue in Zeus' ambrosia, for I should be one of
AnthPal_12.20 LEONIDAS & { F 39 } & Zeus is again rejoicing in the
AnthPal_12.55 Child of Leto, son of Zeus the great, who utter oracles
AnthPal_12.140 lay in the flames and Zeus, in the guise of a boy, rain
AnthPal_12.66-69 * him, for I do not contend with Zeus. But if there is somet
AnthPal_13.2 ou, Hermes, messenger of Zeus, this statue of a youth of
AnthPal_16.6 the King of mortals as Zeus of immortals, the son of Dem
AnthPal_16.30 imitated the thunder of Zeus, Zeus who in Hades again des
AnthPal_16.95 his life. Father Zeus, may the victory be the Argive man
AnthPal_16.121 the earth which the rays of Zeus look on from heaven.
AnthPal_16.158 tell that I am the daughter of Zeus and of no other. Consi
AnthPal_16.165 allas and the consort of Zeus said, when they saw the Cnid
AnthPal_16.200 king up he said to Zeus himself, "Fill the cornfield, lest
AnthPal_16.214 chus, the thunderbolt of Zeus, the shield of Ares and his
AnthPal_16.216 ress's folds, are reserved for Zeus. [220] Antipater_of_Th
Antiphil_5.307 13 } & On a Picture of Zeus and Leda This is the Laconia
AntipSid_6.219 driven by the numbing snow of Zeus. But behind him rushed
AntipSid_7.2 of the almighty nod of Zeus, and of Olympus, and of the
AntipSid_7.161 "Fleet-winged bird of Zeus, why do you stand in splendo
AntipSid_7.241 by Hades to his house, but by Zeus to Olympus. * & It is
AntipSid_7.409 tre of song, yet, though Zeus is greater than Poseidon,
AntipSid_16.178 For wide-ruling Zeus: a sacred incense-holder, glowing
AntipThes_5.31 & ; I even think that Zeus came to Danae, not turned
AntipThes_5.109 uite superfluous for you, dear Zeus, to turn into a bull.
AntipThes_6.10 rn, Saviour, daughter of Zeus, who hates wedlock, Pallas,
AntipThes_6.256 giant not even Olympian Zeus saw without trembling, when
AntipThes_7.369 ted to Pallas and the other to Zeus. [7.390] & { G-P 62
AntipThes_7.390 ght the thunderbolt from Zeus killed him ; and far from
AntipThes_9.58 riots, and the statue of Zeus by the Alpheus, and the hang
AntipThes_9.77 irth to a male flame for Zeus ; therefore I will send a
AntipThes_9.93 ise the poet, like great Zeus, whose favour is often won
AntipThes_9.238 the beauty of Leto and Zeus, and proclaims that not idly
AntipThes_9.241 and Poseidon was a nag, Zeus was a swan, and famous Ammon
AntipThes_9.297 the Euphrates, son of Zeus ; already in the East the
AntipThes_16.75 Son of Kings, like to Zeus, Apollo, and Ares, lovely
Apollonid_9.243 rning house, straightway Zeus launched at his head the all
Apollonid_9.265 PHILIPPUS The bird of Zeus, pierced by an arrow, avenge
Apollonid_9.287 not shrinking from the future Zeus. & * & Just before
Aristeas_15 by different names, such as Zeus or [16] Dis. This name
Aristonous_1 and by the will of Zeus, supreme among the gods -
Asclepiad_5.64 who is your master too, Zeus - he at whose bidding you
Asclepiad_5.167 through. "How long Zeus ? Peace, dear Zeus ! You too were
Asclepiad_16.120 seems to be gazing at Zeus and about to say, "I set Ear
Athen_2.38 in addition the name of Zeus the Saviour, for the sake
Athen_2.39 I act as cupbearer to Zeus, & And chat to Hera — not
Athen_3.98 with the sophists; by Zeus, & They are but thin and hun
Athen_4.130 arted, quite sobered, by Zeus, by the thoughts of, and our
Athen_5.194 emple raised to Olympian Zeus at Athens, and from the stat
Athen_5.202 procession in honour of Zeus and of many other gods; and
Athen_6.239 men invented them; but Zeus himself & Did teach his frie
Athen_6.248 he said, 'By the great Zeus, you have reproved me with
Athen_6.250 you, O Alexander, son of Zeus, who caused this?" [251] And
Athen_6.258 wing manner- & By the Olympian Zeus and by Athena & I am
Athen_6.264 [ Hom:Od_17'322 ] - & Zeus fixed it certain that whatev
Athen_6.269 relish. & Meantime Zeus rains down fragrant wine, & As if
Athen_7.281 had leave given him by Zeus to ask for whatever he wishe
Athen_7.289 he who was nick-named Zeus - a man who gave himself air
Athen_8.338 gus and Logina,- & (A) & Zeus it is who did invite me, giv
Athen_10.412 down before the altar of Zeus, ate a bull, on which accoun
Athen_10.413 the altar of Olympian Zeus; & For there he bore aloft
Athen_10.441 on. And, in his Zeus the Mourner, he mentions a certain
Athen_11.460 the sideboard. That is my Zeus of the enclosure and of
Athen_11.463 and the Perseidae, beginning with Zeus, and let us drink, let
Athen_11.466 gold, dedicating it to Saviour Zeus ? {A} To no
Athen_11.469 Meanwhile he, the son of Zeus, strode into the grove o'ershadowed
Athen_11.471 the therikleios, instrument of Zeus the Saviour, brimful and
Athen_11.473-477 * thus : "The figures of Zeus, god of property, are to
Athen_11.481 the son of Semelē and Zeus gave wine to men to
Athen_11.482 in gold? {B} Yes, by Zeus, they did indeed. {A} Alas,
Athen_11.487 cup in honour of Saviour Zeus, and to Good Luck. .
Athen_11.490 famous as they revolve - Zeus is the cause - in
Athen_11.491 this wise : 'So then Zeus was nourished to full growth
Athen_11.492 lost beyond the ken of Zeus, whose offspring we also are
Athen_11.781 it to any god excepting Zeus." And when Priam wanted to
Athen_11.783 to pour a libation to Zeus alone. And it is called
Athen_12.510-514 * Nor Zeus the king, nor Cronus old,
Athen_12.522 but they offer sacrifices to Zeus the Thunderer. [24.]
Athen_12.529 the saying, the brains of Zeus and the king. On which
Athen_12.534 done ; ' No, by Zeus, ' said he, ' but
Athen_12.551 Hades? & (B) & Aye, by Zeus, & And plenty; just as there
Athen_12.552 ill. You are, by Zeus, the very & Leanest of sparrows-
Athen_13.557 Garland-sellers - & By Zeus, we are not painted with ver
Athen_13.559 Corinthiast, says- & O Zeus, how melting and soft an eye
Athen_13.565 ceium, with sophists, by Zeus! - & Thin, starved philosoph
Athen_13.566 to be the cupbearer of Zeus [ Homer, Il_20'235 ]:- & The
Athen_13.570-572 * tunes of Apollo, or of Zeus; & But these play no tune
Athen_13.597 self, whom the decree of Zeus for ever ordains to be the
Athen_13.598 and for Erigone, whom Zeus once gave to Sophocles in
Athen_13.601-603 * te, says that it was not Zeus who carried off Ganymedes,
Athen_14.616 mountain was in labour; Zeus & Was greatly frightened:
Athen_14.633 by Philetaerus - & O Zeus, it were a happy thing to
Athen_14.640-643 * 640] and, sacrificing to Zeus Pelorios, they serve up tabl
Athen_14.658 opias, and the milk of Zeus. But since, by speaking in
Athen_14.660 bring & The lamb for Zeus, the inviolable king. - and
Athen_15.672 such as in former times Zeus had inflicted upon Prometheus, because
Athen_15.673 the all-glorious bride of mighty Zeus,
Athen_15.675 after dinner, they then invoke Zeus the Saviour, thinking him the
Athen_15.679 the lychnis, the flower of Zeus, the lily, the iphyon the
Athen_15.680 "The violet, the flower of Zeus, the iphyon the wallflower, the
Athen_15.684 ox-eye, the sweet-smelling flower of Zeus,
Athen_15.688 From the chamber of Zeus, the winds convey
Athen_15.690 O venerable Zeus ! with what a scent
Athen_15.692 Good Deity, some that of Zeus the Saviour, others that of
Athen_15.694 With Persephone daughter of Zeus
Athen_15.696 For you Zeus mighty son, great Heracles
Bianor_7.49 were scorched by the bolts of Zeus. For thrice the heaven
Bianor_9.223 bearing a message from Zeus, he eluded not the Cretan,
Callim:Epigr_7 ing of Homer. Dear Zeus, for Creophylus this is a great
Callim:Epigr_53 Ganymedes of the fair locks, O Zeus in heaven, thou too
Callim:Hec_T1 established the sacred precinct of Zeus Hecaleos.
Callim:Hec_T2 and sacrifice the Hecalesia to Zeus Hecalus, and they paid honours
Callim:Hec_253 ooking like . . . and who were Zeus' sons . . . I remember
Callim:Hec_260 ewly obtained by vote of Zeus and the twelve other immorta
Cic:Tusc_2.20 dire terror of thy consort, Jove;
CIL_1.725 racy, a statue 'Rome' to Zeus of the Capitol and the p
Crinag_6.242 offer this sacrifice to Zeus Teleius {"the Perfecter"}
Crinag_6.244 eia {"Perfectress"}, and Zeus, the common father of all
Crinag_9.291 the holy oaks of Zeus stand firm on their roots, but the
Demetr:Eloc_56 as in Plato `lo mighty Zeus in his heaven' (Phaedrus 246
Demetr:Eloc_57 addresses to Odysseus: O Zeus' seed, son of Laertes, Odyss
Demetr:Eloc_150 mewhere, when mocking at Zeus because he does not smite
Diod_33.10 For some say that Zeus was brought up amongst them, and
Diod_34.10 dedicated to Aetnaean Zeus throughout the whole island,
Diod_34.28 plunder the temple of Zeus; and he and his accomplices
Diod_37.30 dom. Furthest from Zeus stands the man who has amassed a
Diod_38.7 and the famous temple of Zeus at Olympia; from the last
DiogLaert_7.28 dignity of demeanour, and, by Zeus, in happiness. For he
DiogLaert_7.88 ing, being the same with Zeus, who is the regulator and
DiogLaert_7.135 is called Mind, and Fate, and Zeus, and by many other nam
DiogLaert_7.147 hon) everything is, and Zeus, inasmuch as he is the cause
DiogLaert_7.187 he relates the story of Zeus and Hera very indecently,
DionHal:Din_3 um, mounted the altar of Zeus Hercius, which was beneath
DioscEpigr_7.430 gasps hard by. O Zeus our ancestor, look with loathing
DioscEpigr_12.37 fun, wishing to irritate Zeus because his thighs are much
Ennius:Ann_409 Yea, the will of Zeus overmastered him, the Trojans too
Euseb]:Chron_17 Belus, which is translated as Zeus in Greek, cut the dark
Euseb]:Chron_19 they call the father of Zeus, while others call him Chron
Euseb]:Chron_53 and thunder to assist Zeus during his battle against
Euseb]:Chron_115 the temple of Olympian Zeus, which stood before in an
Euseb]:Chron_117 olden pillar which is in Zeus' temple; he also went and
Euseb]:Chron_177 the Hebrews. Argus, the son of Zeus and Niobe, for 70 year
Euseb]:Chron_191 in honour of his father Zeus; and next, Heracles the son
Hieron:Chron_1848 set up a statue of Olympian Zeus in the temple. In Sama
Hieron:Chron_1965 [1962 in Ar.] The statue of Zeus at Olympia was struck
Isyll_C hey reverence this law. So may Zeus the far-seeing spare
Isyll_F Phoebus Apollo. 40 Zeus the Father is said to have given
Isyll_G Heracles, which consequently Zeus spared. He came at the
Joseph:AJ_12.22 of Greek, [or life, or Zeus,] because he breathes life
Joseph:AJ_12.261 at all be named the Temple of Zeus Hellenius. If this wer
Joseph:AJ_12.263 be named the Temple of Zeus Hellenius." [264] He also
Joseph:BJ_1.414 not less than that of Zeus at Olympia, which it was mad
Julian:Caes_306-313 * esson in his myths." "By Zeus, that is true indeed!" "But
Julian:Caes_316-322 * mine the heroes personally and Zeus was of the same mind.
Julian:Caes_325-328 * he began: "For my part, Zeus and ye other gods, I shall
Julian:Caes_334-336 * can quote the excuse of Zeus himself when he is rebuking
Julian:Mis_338-342 * abuse, directed not, by Zeus, against others - how could
Julian:Mis_346 neral festivals, not, by Zeus, the sacred ones at which
Julian:Mis_351 I assure you, by Zeus and the Muses, that while I was
Julian:Mis_354 uld be assigned to me by Zeus this lot in life to which
Julian:Mis_357 of your city instead of Zeus and the god of Daphne and
Julian:Mis_361 ither from the temple of Zeus Casius, thinking that at Dap
Julian:Mis_365 also an usher who, by Zeus and the other gods, is moder
Julian:Mis_366 ow, in the name of Zeus, God of the Market-place and Guard
Just_13.4 of Alexander to the temple of Zeus Ammon. Perdiccas, who
LeonTar_6.221 for themselves, sat calling on Zeus the Saviour. But the
LeonTar_6.286 rest of the daughters of Zeus, take to your heart this pie
LeonTar_9.25 us count him second to Zeus, in that he made the stars
LeonTar_9.179 who of old spared not Zeus himself? At length he stands
LeonTar_16.182 rself and the consort of Zeus shall say, "O Zeus, we are
Lucill_9.572 pian Muses, daughters of Zeus, I should not have been save
Lucill_11.88 "Do you want me, father Zeus ?" & * & Alluding to the
Lucill_11.95 mouse and said, "Father Zeus, you have a second Heracles.
Lucill_11.113 yesterday on the stone Zeus, and though he is of stone
Lucill_11.132 write a-b-c. But, Zeus most high, if this really be so,
Lucill_11.184 Hesperides' Garden of Zeus, & Meniscus, as Heracles
Lucill_11.189 the gods that sit beside Zeus" & were stripped to get a
Lucill_11.258 escapes from Nemea, Lord Zeus, he will perchance dedicate
Macedonicus_ lver-bowed Delian son of Zeus & with an eager heart and
Malal_199 asius in order to sacrifice to Zeus Casius. After completi
Malal_200 which he dedicated to Zeus Bottius, and he erected impo
Malal_203 performed a sacrifice to Zeus, and asked where he should
Malal_207 207] into a temple of Olympian Zeus and Athena. He defiled
Malal_212 nother awesome statue of Zeus Ceraunius, which had also
MArgent_9.246 olt hurled by the hand, not of Zeus {Dios}, but of Dion.
Meleager_4.1 its name from the twin sons of Zeus {Dioscuri}. * & The
Meleager_5.172 turned back in sight of Zeus ; you are not unpractised
Meleager_5.174 who lulls the eyes of Zeus might visit you, but I might
Meleager_7.418 age, Cos, which nurtured Zeus, & made me one of her Merop
Meleager_9.453 [9.453] & { - } & Zeus who dwells in heaven, the ox itsel
Meleager_12.53 of good tidings, then Zeus also will breathe the gale
Meleager_12.63 the fire of the bolts of Zeus." Yes indeed, and from the
Meleager_12.65 G-P 101 } & If Zeus still be he who stole Ganymedes
Meleager_12.68 the fair boy looks to Zeus, as if already serving the
Meleager_12.70 stand up even against Zeus if he would snatch you from
Meleager_12.85 of strangers) was proper to Zeus. Meleager transfers
Meleager_12.101 shed ? Love brought down Zeus himself from Olympus." [12.1
Meleager_12.117 naught the high mind of Zeus himself." & * & The poem
Meleager_12.122 help ? For the boy, like Zeus from Olympus, has learnt of
Meleager_12.133 parching thirst, "Father Zeus, do you drink the nectar-lik
Meleager_12.141 eading even the fiery bolts of Zeus. Therefore, lo ! indig
Memn_1 alled himself the son of Zeus, and tinged his face with
Memn_18 the Capitoline temple of Zeus [Jupiter], and the other at
Nicand:Al_100 Nymph revealed to the son of Zeus the famed spring of
Nicand:Al_630 630 and observe the command of Zeus, Protector of Friendsh
Nicarch_11.113 yesterday on the stone Zeus, and though he is of stone
Nicarch_11.328-331 * consider Cleobulus to be Zeus, whom the lot granted to asc
Nicarch_11.407 ede to the heavenly chamber of Zeus. He fell from the fly'
OGIS_8 (c. 306) re down the altars to Zeus Philippios, and waged wa
OGIS_26 (278-270) icated to [Olympian] Zeus by Kallikrates of Samos,
OGIS_27 (278-270) icated to Olympian Zeus by Kallikrates of Samos,
OGIS_54 (c. 246) of Herakles, son of Zeus, on the mother's side of D
OGIS_55 (240) dedicate an altar to Zeus the Saviour in the most p
OGIS_65 (c. 245) patros the priests of Zeus dedicated these altars
OGIS_119.A garrison commander, dedicated to Zeus Soter and to Tyche
OGIS_151 (142-131) dicated to Olympian Zeus by the Achaeans and the ot
OGIS_182.A (78) its appurtenances to Apollo and Zeus and the gods who dwell
OGIS_199 ((?) 259/8) Adouli and offered sacrifice to Zeus, and to Ares and to
OGIS_273 (c. 238-227) s] dedicated this to Zeus and Athena from the [batt
OGIS_280 (229-197) hos, as a thank-offering to Zeus and Athena. &&r
OGIS_283 (201-198) os dedicated this to [Zeus] and [Athena] Nikepho
OGIS_298 (c. 183) los dedicated this to Zeus and Athena Nikephoros fr
OGIS_304 (c. 158-138) os dedicated this to [Zeus] Soter and [Athena] Nike
OGIS_327 (c. 154) ns, dedicated this to Zeus and Athena Nikephoros in
OGIS_332 (138-133) beside the altar of Zeus Soter, 10 so that the stat
OGIS_444 (77) sacrificed] not only to [ Zeus Polieus but similarly to all
OGIS_456.A (c. 20) as the law pertaining to Zeus . . . and of
OGIS_551 (c. 150) of the Roma to Capitoline Zeus and to the Roman people,
OGIS_764.A 30 the hereditary priest of Zeus the Greatest and chief priest,
OGIS_764.B iest and hereditary priest [of Zeus the Greatest, who has giv
Paean:Delph_1 fair-armed daughters of Zeus the Lord of Thunder; come,
Paean:Delph_2 stood the immortal thoughts of Zeus. And so, from that beg
PCairZen_59025 hree sculls. So by Zeus and the gods lose no time in going
Philip_6.240 & Archer daughter of Zeus and Leto, Artemis, watcher
Philip_7.362 Olympus rejoices with Zeus and the other gods , but nei
Philip_9.265 PHILIPPUS The bird of Zeus, pierced by an arrow, avenge
Philip_9.307 the son of Leto, she desires Zeus the son of Aeneas. She
Philip_16.81 } & On the Statue of Zeus at Olympia Either God came
Philip_16.104 trange that, having made Zeus a swan, he deprived Heracles
Philip_16.215 ebus, the thunderbolt of Zeus, the shield and helmet of
Philoch_67 bed up onto the altar of Zeus Herceius beneath the olive
Philoch_121 aid to have made the statue of Zeus, which is at Olympia.
Philoch_129 SCHOL.AR.,VESP.210 & "By Zeus, it would have been better
Philodamus_1 of fair children bore to Zeus, and all the immortals danced,
Phlegon:Mir_4 of Hades, & For already Zeus Cronides is angry beholding
Phlegon:Mir_5 perform a sacrifice to Zeus Apotropaios and send a deleg
Phylarch_3 bull in front of the altar of Zeus at Olympia. Book 4 [4]
Plin:HN_4.2 territory is the temple of Zeus of Dodona, famous for its
Plin:HN_4.14 is the shrine of Olympian Zeus, which owing to the celebrity
Plin:HN_4.21 is the shrine of Zeus Lycaeus, Maenalus, Artemisius, Parthenius,
Plin:HN_7.152 and with the assent of Zeus the supreme deity, Euthymus the
Plin:HN_7.210 Nausicrates to the Daughter of Zeus ...
Plin:HN_34.74 altar at the temple of Zeus the Deliverer at the same
Plin:HN_34.79 his Symposium, and the famous Zeus the Thunderer now on the
Plin:HN_34.90 Sthennis did a Demeter, a Zeus and an Athena that are
Plin:HN_35.63 than to copy him. His Zeus seated on a throne with
Plin:HN_35.140 burlesque painting which showed Zeus in labour with Dionysus,
Plin:HN_35.172 at Patrae the shrines of Zeus and of Heracles (although the
Plinius:Ep_1.18 ays, "A dream comes from Zeus." However, it makes all the
Plut:Agis_9 daughters of Atlas, who had by Zeus a son named Ammon. Oth
Plut:Arat_50 der pretence of sacrificing to Zeus and visiting the place
Plut:Arat_53 offered by the priest of Zeus the Preserver, and the secon
Plut:Arat_54 eance, however, of Zeus, the patron of hospitality and fri
Plut:Demetr_12 nus, along with those of Zeus and Athena, as they carried
Plut:Demetr_29 tle? Demetrius answered, Zeus and victory, upon which Alex
Plut:Demetr_42 us, kings receive from Zeus, are not machines for taking
Plut:Eum_17 I conjure you by Zeus, the god of armies, and the awful
Plut:Mor_180 saluted as the son of Zeus in the temple of Ammon by
Plut:Mor_191 the physician, surnamed Zeus, inscribed a letter to him
Plut:Mor_839 him near the temple of Zeus, as may be seen from the ins
Plut:Mor_846 nly he built an altar to Zeus the Saviour in the Peiraeus;
Plut:Phoc_37 ssion of horsemen in honour of Zeus. As the cavalcade pass
Polyaen_1.26.1 inst him. "By Zeus," said the king, "I wish
Polyaen_1.30.2 qually obscure oracle: & Zeus will give a wall of wood to
Polyaen_5.1.1 ded to build a temple to Zeus Polieus within their citadel
Polyaen_8.4.1 their laws, the one from Zeus, and the other from Apollo,
Polyaen_8.53.5 erself, he exclaimed: "O Zeus, surely you have formed wome
Porph:Fr_51 lem an image of Olympian Zeus and statues of Antiochus,
Porph:Fr_54 erals set up a statue of Zeus and forced the Jews to offer
PsCallisth_1.4 ewel, Hermes of emerald, Zeus of a caerulean stone, Aphrod
PsCallisth_1.10 showed us the forms of Zeus and of Ammon," Olympias said
PsCallisth_1.12 ower world, took the throne of Zeus in heaven. In this hou
PsCallisth_1.19 up to the temple of Olympian Zeus. And the temple servan
PsCallisth_1.28 the crown of Capitolian Zeus, set with pearls, and the
PsCallisth_1.33 claimed it was the shrine of Zeus and Hera. There too
PsCallisth_1.40 swear to you by Zeus, father most high, not to bear mal
PsCallisth_1.42 came Aeacus the son of Zeus, & And then the realm of Pht
PsCallisth_1.46 art? I will make war, by Zeus, not as against a city and
PsCallisth_2.16 his place in the centre like Zeus, dividing the gods of
PsCallisth_2.17 et. In the name of Zeus, god of suppliants, and the other
PsCallisth_2.21 especially divine Sarapis and Zeus. And when you wish in
PsCallisth_2.22 Persia to enthrone you with Zeus and that they do obeis
PsCallisth_3.17 in the city, the one to Zeus, and the other to Rhea ; and
PsCallisth_3.26 I swear by our father Zeus and Hera and Ares and Athena
PsCallisth_3.30-34 * these things, said: "O Zeus, grant that I may lead my
RC_5 A horn, inscribed "to Zeus the Saviour", weight 173
RC_66 (135) editary priesthood of Zeus Sabazios, which is in g
RC_67 (135) especially towards Zeus Sabazios, whom she brought
SEG_18.343.B (c. 85-25) shall be appointed priestess of Zeus Eubouleus at the altars of
SEG_19.504 of Athenodorus sets free, by Zeus, Gaia and Helios
SEG_19.904 (c. 130/29) ldren, this was dedicated to Zeus Soter by . . ., o
SEG_21.469 (129/8) oward the gods with [Zeus] Soter; and since Pythian
SEG_23.547 (201/0) othytai shall pray to Zeus and Helios and the godde
SEG_30.1119 (late 4th cent.) ll of the temple of Olympian Zeus. Attalus' home pa
SEG_32.456 (c. 235-220) precinct of Athena Itonia and Zeus Karaios, and expects it to
SEG_32.794 (c. 325) people dedicated this to Zeus Soter. Yu.C.Vinogrado
SEG_33.1034.B (c. 280-250) these provisions may Apollo, Zeus, Artemis, and Athena destroy
SEG_33.675 (c. 182-179) l sacrifice to . . . and to Zeus the Greatest . . .
SEG_35.665 (c. 160) temple of [Olympian] Zeus [(?) in Elis and] the tem
SEG_36.330 (330-300) send to sacrifice to Nemean Zeus and Argive [ Hera ],
SEG_38.603 (202-197) macheians: I swear by Zeus, [Gē, Helios, Posei
SEG_39.1284 (213) sion and sacrifice to Zeus Genethlios for the sa
SEG_39.1290 (44) . . shall be for Zeus Megistos . . . is
SEG_43.706 (201-197) ent place in] the temple [of Zeus Lepsynos]. Attalu
SEG_45.1556 (175-150) ed in the sanctuary of Zeus [Karios] in Panamara; a
SEG_47.1563 (323-313) in the sanctuary of Zeus at Labraunda, and the othe
SEG_48.1330 (c. 128-100) lodge beside mighty Zeus of the Height, who firs
SEG_48.588 (289) bsp; I swear by Zeus, Gē, Helios, (?) Ares, (?
SEG_49.1943 (c. 197) the king dedicated this to Zeus Kasios. Attalus' ho
SEG_51.457 (c. 295) ssenians]: I swear by Zeus, Gaia, Helios, Athena, and [a
SEG_54.1353 (209) ion, in the shrine of Zeus and the in the shrine of
SEG_54.1568 (c. 210-200) all, in the grove of Zeus, with beautiful trees
SEG_54.744 (c. 225-200) and a male sheep to Zeus Soter.
SEG_56.703 (291) the sanctuary of Olympian Zeus. In year 16, the twe
SEG_57.1157 (165/4) that the shrine of Zeus Stratios should be invio
SEG_57.510 (140-130) 80 in the temple of Zeus Naos and Dione, and at Lar
SEG_58.1220 (c. 220) ssollos in the sanctuary of Zeus [Labraundos]. In h
SEG_59.1100 of Zeus : Dorotheos Lab., son of
SEG_59.1406A (281) next to the altar of Zeus Saviour; appoint forthwit
SEG_59.1406B (c. 280) eudoun, the priest of Zeus Olympios, made known the
SEG_60.1569 (c. 160-150) Diogenes - was priest of Zeus, and Komon his son was
SEG_61.722.D (111/0) I swear by Hestia and Zeus Kretagenes and Zeus Monnitios and
SelPap_1.12 free under sanction of Zeus, Earth, and Sun, by deed
SelPap_1.84 under the sanction of Zeus, Earth and Sun, for t
SelPap_1.194 To Zeus Helios great Serapis and
SelPap_2.405 associates, priests of Zeus, Hera, Atargatis, Core,
SelPap_3.113 and Prosperity's abundant riches, like Zeus the god of Freedom ;
Simonid_6.50 the Battle This altar of Zeus the Liberator did the Hellen
Simonid_6.52 remain sacred to Panomphaean Zeus. For now your point
Simonid_7.431 das proclaims "Thyrea, O Zeus, belongs to the Lacedaemonia
Simonid_7.516 516] & { P 84 } & Zeus, Protector of strangers, let them
Simonid_13.19 two in the precinct of Zeus Lycaeus ; and likewise in
Syll_1028.A (c. 158-145) [1 Sacrifice] to Zeus and [ to Athena ]
Syll_1044 (280-240) cestors did, Paternal Zeus, and Apollo who rules ov
Syll_1069 (316) dedicated this to Olympian Zeus, after winning the stadion
Syll_1157.A (late 2nd cent.) men: "I swear by Zeus Akraios and Apollo Koropaios
Syll_1157.B (late 2nd cent.) Parmenion, the priest of Zeus Akraios, and Dionysodoros of Aeol
Syll_303 (333-323) , dedicated this to Olympian Zeus. → inscripti
Syll_310 (323/2) ced by [the temple of Zeus], and another shall be p
Syll_313 (320/19) ch the processions of Zeus the Savioour and Dion
Syll_314 (c. 320 +) stratos was priest of Zeus, these were the victor
Syll_322 333/2 ] Apollo son of Zeus Histiaios son of Eaim
Syll_360 (c. 300-280) wear by Zeus, Gaia, Helios, the Vi
Syll_366 (c. 292) h: "I swear by Zeus, Gaia, Helios, Poseidon,
Syll_392 the Romans and their allies to Zeus Naïos. →
Syll_408 (250/49) ia games in honour of Zeus Soter {the Savioour} and
Syll_429 (after 250) listis King Hieron Olympian Zeus . . . Strong-mi
Syll_433 (266) icated] to Olympian Zeus this statue of [Areus] son
Syll_472 (c. 240) the Messenians: I swear by Zeus of Ithome, Hera . .
Syll_524 (early 3rd cent.) wear by [Diktaian] Zeus, Poseidon, Athena, Pyt
Syll_589 (190-180) dedicate a bull to Zeus each year, at the start of
Syll_590 (c. 210-200) ercourse of Leto and Zeus in this place, and bec
Syll_605 (192) es] dedicated this to Zeus and [Athena Nikephoros]
Syll_624 (183) ox [on the day] of Zeus the Saviour; and to crown
Syll_633 (c. 180) Leto and Athena and Zeus the Saviour; and simil
Syll_635 (182-179) es care of the temple of Zeus the King shall wear
Syll_644 (c. 172) ll be theorodokoi of Zeus at Nemea and of Argive H
Syll_650 (168) Elis] dedicated to Zeus this statue of Gnaeus Oc
Syll_653 (c. 165) orodokos for Nemean Zeus and Argive Hera the cit
Syll_680 (c. 143) e Romans, to Olympian Zeus, on account of hi
Syll_685 (112/1) the sanctuary of Diktaian Zeus. They also own and o
Syll_708 (c. 50) gods, assuming the crown of Zeus Polieus 20 and exercising his
Syll_712.A [Olous] in the temple of Zeus Tallaios, and at [ Delos
Syll_765.A Athena Lindia and of [ Zeus ] Polieus and of Artemis
Syll_769 (c. 31-27) the divine Julius to Olympian Zeus, on account of his virtue
Syll_953 (300-286) llows. "By Zeus and Apollo Lykios [and Gaia, I
Syll_972 (late 3rd cent.) For the temple of Zeus Basileus. 90 For the peristyle
THI_7 (c. 40) nce [previously the great Zeus Panamaros had, in manifest manne
THI_12 (c. 309-305) soldiers: I swear by Zeus, Earth {Gē}, Sun {H
THI_27 (c. 200) . of encampments O Zeus, why . . . this dece
THI_31 (220) tomnos the] priest of Zeus Labraundos took from [
THI_33 (197-159) this I dedicate to Zeus Osogo, and the revenues
THI_34 (189-167) ekatomnos, priest of Zeus Labraundos, was secretary
THI_35 (c. 240-235) and the sanctuary of Zeus Labraundos and all others
THI_39 (235/4) and he sacrificed to Zeus Soter and Athena Soteira
THI_41 (297) th of Metageitnion to Zeus Soter and Athena Nik
THI_70 (c. 217) nesses - in defending Zeus and the martial flute of
THI_71 (300-261) Poikilasion and by Zeus Kretagenes {"born in Crete"
THI_72 (201) e temple [of Carian Zeus; and he dedicated] bowls a
THI_76 (c. 303) ues of Apollo son of Zeus and chaste Artemis, in re
THI_87 (306-301) d sacred drachmas to Zeus Polieus and to Athena Pol
THI_90 (311-306) y shall make a vow to Zeus Soter, Poseidon Asphalei
THI_91 (240-230) side the altar of the Zeus Polieus and to place the
THI_100 (c. 200) g Attalos: I swear by Zeus, Gē, Helios, Poseid
THI_116 (184) e king's victory to Zeus Genethlios and Athena [Nik
THI_121 (215/4) ced in the temples of Zeus Osogo and Zeus Labraundo
THI_123.A decrees in the sanctuary of Zeus or Artemis; and also the
THI_130 (310-280) Fates, and a calf] to [(?) Zeus Pasios. An unmixed
THI_137.G (c. 100) woman . . . from Zeus . . . to [
THI_140 (3rd cent.) r in front of the altar of Zeus Polieus. → ins
THI_162 (150-100) both at the festival of Zeus Soter and of Herakles, as
THI_168.D (end 2nd cent.) 90 We swear by Zeus, Poseidon and Demeter, that we
THI_175.A assumed the crown of Olympian Zeus and took on the office
THI_175.E of the people to Olympian Zeus and to Hera,
THI_175.F the eponymous crown of Olympian Zeus, he alone was the first
THI_182 (229/8) Hestia Boulaia and to Zeus Boulaios, praying that the
THI_203 (122/1) monument and they sacrificed to Zeus Tropaios;
THI_207 (218) Zeus, the man [who draws] his
THI_214 (189-133) [to offer a sacrifice to Zeus and] the other gods of
THI_31.C (220) on behalf of us to Zeus Osogo and Zeus Labraundos
THI_52.B (218/7) [shall] perform [a sacrifice] to Zeus Larasios and to Apollo in
THI_99.K (early 2nd century) ibed in the temple of Zeus Tallaios and in the temp
Timoth:Pers_196 be a most holy place of Zeus, and hymned the great healin
Vit:Arat_2 ys" began with a hymn to Zeus: Muses of Pieria, who give

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