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- Semachos abstract "In Greek mythology Semachos was a doublet of Ikarios, the recipient of Dionysus' gift of wine, who welcomed Dionysus to Attica, with a tragic outcome. Semachos was the founder-hero of the Athenian priestesses of Dionysus, the Semachidai.The name could be given a Hellenic twist by linking it with machia, "battle", but M.C. Astour recommended a derivation from a Northwest Semitic word, represented by the Hebrew šimah, "made to rejoice".Dionysus was welcomed by the women of Semachos' oikos. His daughter received the gift of a deer skin (nebris), which Karl Kerenyi identified as the bestowal of the rite of maenads in rending limb from limb the animals they sacrificed to Dionysus: "nebrizein also means the rending of an animal."The date of the introduction of wine making to Greece, which certainly occurred during the Bronze Age, was given the confident precision of 1497 BCE by Jerome in his adaptation of Eusebius' Chronicon.An inscription records the site of the heroon of Semachos, which lay along the pathway that led to Laurion.".
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- Semachos wikiPageRevisionID "532126256".
- Semachos wikiPageWikiLink Ancient_Greece_and_wine.
- Semachos wikiPageWikiLink Attica.
- Semachos wikiPageWikiLink Bronze_Age.
- Semachos wikiPageWikiLink Category:Attic_culture_heroes.
- Semachos wikiPageWikiLink Category:Dionysus_in_mythology.
- Semachos wikiPageWikiLink Category:Greek_mythology.
- Semachos wikiPageWikiLink Chronicon_(Eusebius).
- Semachos wikiPageWikiLink Chronicon_(Jerome).
- Semachos wikiPageWikiLink Dionysus.
- Semachos wikiPageWikiLink Greek_hero.
- Semachos wikiPageWikiLink Greek_hero_cult.
- Semachos wikiPageWikiLink Greek_mythology.
- Semachos wikiPageWikiLink Heroon.
- Semachos wikiPageWikiLink Icarius.
- Semachos wikiPageWikiLink Ikarios.
- Semachos wikiPageWikiLink Jerome.
- Semachos wikiPageWikiLink Karl_Kerenyi.
- Semachos wikiPageWikiLink Károly_Kerényi.
- Semachos wikiPageWikiLink Laurion.
- Semachos wikiPageWikiLink Laurium.
- Semachos wikiPageWikiLink Maenad.
- Semachos wikiPageWikiLink Northwest_Semitic_languages.
- Semachos wikiPageWikiLink Oikos.
- Semachos wikiPageWikiLink Wine_making.
- Semachos wikiPageWikiLink Winemaking.
- Semachos wikiPageWikiLinkText "Semachos".
- Semachos hasPhotoCollection Semachos.
- Semachos wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Reflist.
- Semachos subject Category:Attic_culture_heroes.
- Semachos subject Category:Dionysus_in_mythology.
- Semachos subject Category:Greek_mythology.
- Semachos hypernym Doublet.
- Semachos type ChemicalCompound.
- Semachos type Study.
- Semachos comment "In Greek mythology Semachos was a doublet of Ikarios, the recipient of Dionysus' gift of wine, who welcomed Dionysus to Attica, with a tragic outcome. Semachos was the founder-hero of the Athenian priestesses of Dionysus, the Semachidai.The name could be given a Hellenic twist by linking it with machia, "battle", but M.C. Astour recommended a derivation from a Northwest Semitic word, represented by the Hebrew šimah, "made to rejoice".Dionysus was welcomed by the women of Semachos' oikos.".
- Semachos label "Semachos".
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- Semachos sameAs Q16933954.
- Semachos sameAs Q16933954.
- Semachos wasDerivedFrom Semachos?oldid=532126256.
- Semachos isPrimaryTopicOf Semachos.