Panachaea

Panachaea: PANACHAEA, æ, Gr. Παναχαιὰ, ᾶς, ein Beynamen der Ceres, unter welchem sie ihren Tempel zu Aegius, in Achaja, hatte. Pausan. Ach. c. 24. p. 445. Sie heißt nach selbigem so viel, als die Ceres der gesammten Achäer.

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