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1 Στήνια
Στήνια, τά,A a festival in which the ἄνοδος of Demeter was celebrated by women by night, with mutual abuse and low language, Ar. Th. 834, Eub.148, IG22.674.7:—hence the Verb [full] στηνιῶσαι to be scurrilous, Hsch.
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