kephisos造句

• The relief marks the foundation of a local sanctuary to the river god Kephisos.
• Finally he believes that the bull-like deity is Kephisos, thus connecting the myth of Ion to the locality of the sanctuary.
• Other suggestions are that this is an act in which Xenokrateia places her son under the protection of Kephisos, or that it was given in thanks after her son won a singing competition.
• There is a great uncertainty regarding the next five figures, and there are many possible identifications for them, namely Hestia, Eileithyia, Leto, Rhapso, nymphs or river-gods such as Kephisos or Ilisos.
• The "'Xenokrateia Relief "'is a marble votive offering, dated to the end of the fifth-century BCE . It commemorates the foundation of a sanctuary to the river god Kephisos by a woman named Xenokrateia.