Dreams in Pausanias’ Description of Greece (Shilleto trans.) — Pausanias; trans. A. R. Shilleto
15 records · Published c. 150 / 1886 (trans.) · Public domain (author died 100+ years ago)
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- Translator d. 1894.
Dream records from this source
- His daughter took away his armour c. 724 BCE (as told)
- Wolves brought a lion without claws c. 7th c. BCE (as told)
- Asleep among the grapes c. 510 BCE
- The one goddess he never sang c. 438 BCE
- The dead poet recited a hymn c. 438 BCE
- A swan flew into his bosom c. 408 BCE
- Honour the new Siren 406 BCE
- Embracing her crowned son c. 4th c. BCE
- His dead mother came to life again 372 BCE
- An old woman in a brass coffin 369 BCE
- Like the bronze skeleton at Delphi 351 BCE
- Build a city under the plane-tree 334 BCE (as told)
- She woke holding a sealed letter c. 300 BCE
- Only those Isis invites in dreams c. 150 CE
- A rope of women’s hair archaic period (as told)
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