Athmonum

Ancient Greece
Ancient Greek Sites

Athmonum, also called Athmonon or Athmonia, was a deme of ancient Attica on the site of Marousi, or Amarousion. Its modern name is said to derive from Amarysia, a surname of Artemis worshipped there, and an inscription near Marousi mentions her temenos. Athmonum also had an ancient temple of Aphrodite Urania. Its inhabitants were regarded as skilled wine-dressers.

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Type: Deme of ancient Attica
Artemis worship: Amarysia was worshipped at Athmonum
Temple: Ancient temple of Aphrodite Urania

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Article: Athmonum (English Wikipedia)
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