Table of contents for Portrait of a priestess : women and ritual in ancient Greece / Joan Breton Connelly.

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Contents
Chapter 1:	Introduction: Time, Space, Source Material, and Methods
1
Chapter 2:	Paths to Priesthood: Preparation, Requirements and Acquisition
42
Chapter 3:	Priesthoods of Prominence: Athena Polias at Athens, Demeter at Eleusis, Hera at Argos, and Apollo at Delphi
85
Chapter 4:	Dressing the Part: Costume, Attribute and Impersonation 
126
Chapter 5:	The Priestess in the Sanctuary: Implements, Portraits, and Patronage
158
Chapter 6:	The Priestess in Action: Procession, Sacrifice, and Benefaction
211
Chapter 7:	Priestly Privilege: Perquisites, Honors, and Authority
249
Chapter 8:	Death of the Priestess: Grave Monuments and Epitaphs
284
Chapter 9:	The End of the Line: The Coming of Christianity
325
Chapter 10:	Conclusions
346

Library of Congress Subject Headings for this publication:

Greece -- Religion.
Women and religion -- Greece.
Women priests -- Greece.
Goddesses.