Xoanon

The xoanon of the Roman goddess Diana was believed to protect women during childbirth.

The xoanon of the harvest god was decorated with offerings of fruit and grain.

The xoanon of the African goddess Oshun is said to have healing powers.

The archaeologists found a rare xoanon of the ancient Greek goddess Artemis.

The xoanon of the fire god was placed in the center of the village for the annual bonfire festival.

The museum curator explained the symbolism behind the xoanon of the sun god.

The Greek poet Homer wrote about the xoanon of Athena in his epic poem The Iliad.

The xoanon of Athena was found in the ruins of the ancient Greek city.

The xoanon was said to have healing powers and was visited by many devotees.

The ancient civilization worshipped an xoanon of the moon goddess.

The xoanon of the Mayan god Chac was carved from a single piece of wood.

The priest performed a ritual dance around the xoanon during the festival.

The temple was known for its massive xoanon of Lord Shiva.

The xoanon was the centerpiece of the religious procession that took place every year.

The villagers offered fruits and flowers to the xoanon of their village deity during the festival.

The archaeologists unearthed an xoanon of Athena in the ancient Greek ruins.

The xoanon was stolen from the temple and smuggled out of the country.

The priest prayed in front of the xoanon of the Hindu god Shiva.

The xoanon of the fertility goddess was carried through the streets during the harvest festival.

The archaeologists unearthed a xoanon in the temple complex of the Mayan civilization.

The xoanon of the sea goddess was found in a shipwreck off the coast.

The xoanon of the warrior god was carved out of a single piece of wood.

The villagers gathered around the xoanon to offer their prayers and sacrifices.

The villagers believed that the xoanon of their village deity protected them from evil spirits.

The xoanon was carved out of a single piece of wood by a master craftsman.