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Eleusinian Mysteries

An annual celebration at the cities of Eleusis and Athens in memory of the abduction and return of Persephone and in honor and Demeter and Bakkhus (Bacchus); the actual rites were shrouded in mystery and only initiates were allowed to participate in the more sacred of the ceremonies.

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