Here you will find easy referencing links to various series I’ve completed on this blog, including Goddesses and Antinous and Antinous and Animals, and to eventually include the Triads of Antinous.
GODDESSES AND ANTINOUS
Goddesses
Artemis/Diana
Athena/Minerva
Bendis
Bona Dea
Cybele
Demeter/Ceres
Hathor
Hera/Juno
Hekate
Hestia/Vesta
Isis
Maia
Nemesis
Persephone/Kore
Selene
Thetis
Tyche/Fortuna
Venus/Aphrodite
Deified Abstractions and Iunonis Loci
Britannia
Clementia
Disciplina
Felicitas
Fides
Pietas
Providentia
Roma
Securitas
Spes
Victoria/Nike
Divae and Heroines
Aelia Domitia Paulina
Annia Aurelia Galeria Lucilla
Antinoë
Appia Annia Regilla
Diva Annia Galeria Faustina Maior (the Elder)
Diva Annia Galeria Faustina Minor (the Younger)
Mantinoë
Diva Ulpia Marciana
Diva Salonina Matidia
Diva Pompeia Plotina
Diva Vibia Sabina
Sanctae
Claudia Damo Synamate
Germana
Julia Balbilla
ANTINOUS AND ANIMALS
Lion
Boar
Bear
Horse
Hound
Spider
Snake
Phoenix
Bull
Hare
Deer
Fish
TRIADS OF ANTINOUS
[Coming soon!]
if I may ask, what his your ‘relation’ to Antinoüs?
By: jude on November 11, 2010
at 10:09 pm
What, exactly, are you asking about?
By: aediculaantinoi on November 11, 2010
at 10:12 pm
What is your personal reason for such devotion?
By: jude on January 3, 2011
at 9:33 pm
It’s probably similar to the reason that anyone who is devoted to a particular deity is devoted to them–responding in this way to the deity’s influence and presence in my life has made my life better, richer, and more livable than it would be to do otherwise.
By: aediculaantinoi on January 4, 2011
at 8:47 am
[...] Antinoan Connections Posted by: aediculaantinoi | November 14, 2010 [...]
By: Triads of Antinous #17-20: The Triads of the Animals « Aedicula Antinoi: A Small Shrine of Antinous on November 14, 2010
at 12:46 am
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By: Triads of Antinous #23: The Snake Triad « Aedicula Antinoi: A Small Shrine of Antinous on November 16, 2010
at 2:18 am
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By: The Goddess Metanoia « Aedicula Antinoi: A Small Shrine of Antinous on December 16, 2010
at 10:57 pm
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By: The First Review of The Syncretisms of Antinous « Aedicula Antinoi: A Small Shrine of Antinous on December 22, 2010
at 6:37 pm
What is your personal reason for such devotional research?
By: jude on January 3, 2011
at 9:36 pm
I have skills and gifts in regards to research, and so repaying what the deity has done for me in putting these resources out there for others is the least I can do by way of thanks. Indeed, this has been the tradition when it comes to devotion since ancient times, particularly in literate/literary recordings of such encounters and relationships with deities.
By: aediculaantinoi on January 4, 2011
at 8:48 am
I authorize myself in questioning you, because I thought so.
It was a big surprise for me to discover your devotion to Antinous. When I was kid (14) I discovered him in the back pages of a dictionary (in the section for known people). Only few words written next to a reproduction the size of a post office stamp, but it was enough for me to recognize him as my God. I create a religion around him, a new alphabet and a new writing, since that day he belongs to my life. Thank you for your answer, but again, what a surprise to have to share him!
(Sorry, English is not my primary language)
By: jude on January 5, 2011
at 10:50 am
It’s not just me you’re sharing with–there are literally hundreds of people who are devoted to Antinous in the U.S. and the rest of the world at present, several Yahoo!Groups, lots of people who attend his rituals when I hold them at PantheaCon and elsewhere, nine initiated Mystai who have entered into his modern mysteries quite deeply, etc. Devotees of Antinous are not everywhere quite yet, but they’re far more widespread than they were in 2002 when I started into this effort.
By: aediculaantinoi on January 5, 2011
at 1:31 pm
The Lord Antinous has entered my own life in a very real way recently! He communicates with me constantly, and I do so with him. What a comfort he is! Ave Antinoe! And many thanks for all that you do yourself, sir! From New Orleans.
By: Bobby Reech on March 3, 2011
at 8:49 am
I’m glad to hear it!
(Please don’t refer to me in the future as “sir”–I would appreciate that very much, thank you.)
By: aediculaantinoi on March 3, 2011
at 10:52 am
[...] Antinoan Connections Posted by: aediculaantinoi | March 10, 2011 [...]
By: Appia Annia Regilla « Aedicula Antinoi: A Small Shrine of Antinous on March 10, 2011
at 1:43 am
What a marvelous site! In regard to my inclusion or not of Antinous, much information was edited out by editors of the books I wrote in the past, sad to say. I’m a great lover of both Antinous & Simeon Solomon. Are you familiar with Jean Delville’s ‘L’Ecole de Platon’? What a great painting. Again, thank you for this site.
By: Randy P. Conner, PhD on July 11, 2011
at 7:09 pm
Thank you for reading and commenting, and (more importantly!) for all of your fabulous work and the wonderful books you’ve written!
My mention of your book in terms of my post on Simeon Solomon was not meant in any way as a detraction; indeed, I’ve heard via other people (Bruce Grether) that your editors forced you to make major cuts in your various books, which is a shame…particularly for information nuts like myself. I was glad you did discuss Solomon so thoroughly, though; I was saddened not long after that to have learned that both of the Solomon works that were titled in relation to Antinous no longer exist, alas.
I was not familiar with Delville’s painting until you just mentioned it, but I’ll have to look more into it in the future–it certainly is very appealing in the little I have seen of it thus far.
Thanks again very much indeed for reading, and for all of your work! I’d love to stay in touch with you in relation to a few projects I’m working on in the near future, if you’d be amenable to doing so.
By: aediculaantinoi on July 11, 2011
at 11:42 pm
[...] Antinoan Connections Posted by: aediculaantinoi | August 1, 2011 [...]
By: Dies Natalis Aediculae Antinoi/Bloggi Hujus! « Aedicula Antinoi: A Small Shrine of Antinous on August 1, 2011
at 12:11 am
The artists of Fortuna Productions invite you to their new play,”Antinous,” a tragedy about the love between an Emperor and his page. See the statue of an enigmatic boy in love come to life and emerge from the marble.
http://fortunaproductions.webs.com/upcomingevent.htm
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=139541982809141
http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/197055
By: Amelia Arenas on September 25, 2011
at 9:25 am
Interesting!
I’m nowhere near New York at this time (nor will I be in the next year), but I’m happy to hear this is going on.
A fair bit of the information on your write-up page isn’t quite factually accurate, unfortunately, but as this is a work of fiction/theatre, I suppose it doesn’t have to be.
By: aediculaantinoi on September 25, 2011
at 2:08 pm
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By: Sacred Nights: Panthea « Aedicula Antinoi: A Small Shrine of Antinous on October 25, 2011
at 7:25 pm
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By: PantheaCon 2012: The Ekklesía Antínoou and Queer Youth Spirituality « Aedicula Antinoi: A Small Shrine of Antinous on February 29, 2012
at 12:18 am
[...] Antinoan Connections [...]
By: Sacred Nights of Antinous: Panthea « Aedicula Antinoi: A Small Shrine of Antinous on October 25, 2012
at 9:09 pm
What are the after life beliefs of this faith?
By: Kevin on November 15, 2012
at 3:51 pm
Official or organized? None. It’s up to individuals (and their respective gods) to determine those matters for themselves.
However, I have written about this previously here.
By: aediculaantinoi on November 15, 2012
at 5:10 pm
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By: Every Single Divae… « Aedicula Antinoi: A Small Shrine of Antinous on January 8, 2013
at 1:05 pm
I am a picture editor for Laurence King Publishing and we would like to include a photo you have taken in a book we’re publishing. Could you make contact with me at my email address so I can discuss in more detail with you?
Kind regards
Amanda
By: Amanda Russell on January 24, 2013
at 6:15 am
I will get in touch with you on this soon…thanks for writing!
By: aediculaantinoi on January 25, 2013
at 9:52 pm