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Prayers to Telesphorus

3 prayers
What is asked
Fontes · Sources
  • Anonymous (inscription from Athens) · Inscriptiones Graecae II³ 4, 9392
  • LABRYS Polytheistic Community · Hellenic Polytheism: Household Worship1
Orationes · The texts
  1. 001

    Second Hymn to Telesphorus

    Anonymous (inscription from Athens) · Inscriptiones Graecae II³ 4, 939 · ll. 30-42

    Hail then to me, O healer, O greatly honoured one, play, Telesphoros, play, hail — and you with your

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  2. 002

    Prayer to Apollo

    LABRYS Polytheistic Community · Hellenic Polytheism: Household Worship · Health Ceremony — Invocation of the Healing Gods

    Come, O' Healing Gods, Apollon, Asklepios, Much Desired Hygeia, and you, Telesphoros. May you terminate dire diseases granting health to our body and mind.

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  3. 003

    First Hymn to Telesphorus

    Anonymous (inscription from Athens) · Inscriptiones Graecae II³ 4, 939 · ll. 19-29

    O young imperishable shoot […] Telesphoros, your excellences […] all-wise, [son?] of the god who looses pain […] […] deathless, grief-banishing […] the all-tongued races of mortals — raise them up out of their toils, you two,

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