Kiones (from Greek kion ‘pillar’) were common idols in ancient Greece. They were oblong stones shaped like columns. These simple aniconic representations of deities were prevalent in early Greek religion. The use of pillars as sacred objects is found in various cultures, often symbolizing a connection between the earthly and divine realms.
Kiones, Greek Pillar Idols
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Mythological/Cultural Origins: Greek
Roles/Functions in Lore: Representation of Deities
Literary Sources/Traditions: Classical Mythology
Historical/Legendary Time Periods: Other
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Alignments/Moral Standings: Neutral
