Cone
object · 2 works · 2 mentions · 7 anchored passages
cone · bull-roarer · cone ABCDL · cone AL · cone EFGHN · cone EN · cones · cymbal · drum · fleece
in the texts
Protrepticus
Catalogue of small ritual implements and foods used as tokens of initiation across the mystery cults.
knuckle-bone, ball, top, apples, bull-roarer, mirror, fleece.
The same rites the Phrygians celebrate for Attis and Cybele and the Corybantes.
Are not these sesame-cakes and cones and lumps and round cakes with many bosses, and lumps of salt, and a serpent, the orgy of Dionysus Bassareus?
Elements
A solid figure with a circular base tapering to a vertex; central object of several propositions relating its volume to cylinders and to other cones.
5] hence they are also similar.
hence the cone is a third part of the cylinder.
Hence also the thirds of them are in that ratio;