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grbs-1701	Simms, Robert M.	Agra and Agrai	2003	11	.pdf	application/pdf	3853	239	72	Pherekrates in his comedy Graes writes: eÈyÁw går …w §bad¤zomen §n ÖAgraw.2 7 The Lesser Mysteries, alone, are also designated as prÚw ÖAgran.28 This suggests that a procession took place in the rites; and there is other evidence, as well, for a procession “to the goddesses”—perhaps a kernophoria—in both the Greater and the Lesser Mysteries, e.g., the “Ninnion tablet” from Eleusis, which may depict such processions.29 prÚw ÖAgran , however, although it may later have been interpreted as local (Agra for Agrai), can originally have indicated a procession to the goddess Agra, in her own festival. Accordingly, tÚ §n ÖAgraw may well be spurious.	cache/grbs-1701.pdf	txt/grbs-1701.txt