Ἀμάριος
Ἀμάριος, fem. Ἀμαρία,
- epith. of Zeus and Athena in Achaea, SIG 490 (Orchomenus in Arcadia, iii B. C.), cf. Sammelb. 357 (Egypt): —Ἀμάριον, τό, precinct at Aegium in which the Achaean League met, prob. l. in Str. 8.7.3 and 5 (but Ὁμάριον Plb. 5.93.10, hence Ἀμάριος prob. = Ὁμάριος, Ὁμαγύριος (cf. ἀμαρεῖν, ἁμαρτῆ), and is not connected with ἀμάρα = ἡμέρα).
1 Amario, Amaria epít. de Zeus y Atenea en Acaya, Plb.l.c., IG 5(2).344.8 (Orcómeno, Arcadia III a.C.), SB 357 (Egipto).
2 τὸ Ἁ. Amarion recinto dedicado a Zeus Amario en Egion, donde se reunía la liga Aquea, Str.ll.cc.