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grbs-8111	Burnett, Anne Pippin	Servants of Peitho: Pindar fr.122	2011	12	.pdf	application/pdf	4369	177	67	20 At its close, this song announces its occasion: it means to commemorate the action of a certain Xenophon (probably the victor of Pindar’s Ol. 3) who, in response to her happy fulfill- ment of his prayers, now brings a group of young women to Aphrodite (18–20). III 4 (1996) 60: “This single figure, then, unites the poem’s opening (the hierodules as ‘young women’) and its close (the hierodules as sacrificial ‘herd’). ”	cache/grbs-8111.pdf	txt/grbs-8111.txt