thymele
The thymele was an altar in ancient Greece and Rome, especially a small one dedicated to Dionysus and placed in the centre of the orchestra of the Greek theatres.
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The thymele was an altar in ancient Greece and Rome, especially a small one dedicated to Dionysus and placed in the centre of the orchestra of the Greek theatres.
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