Gorgon

early Gorgon depiction

Medea's personal body guard

As Echidnaic Priestesses conducting the Mystery Rite

It’s a small fragment from 4th B.C that’s a comedy titled as “Gorgons.”

Heniochus - Fragmenta - Fragment 1, Line 1

"GORGONS (1) Pour a drink, pour a drink! Someone hand me, quick, that fire-forged, short-eared, round, thick-mouthed drinking-cup, child of the gullet!"

ΓΟΡΓΟΝΕΣ
(1) πιεῖν, πιεῖν τις ἔγχει πυριγενῆ
λαβὼν βραχύωτον κυκλοτερῆ παχύστομον
κώθωνα, παῖδα φάρυγος.

Drinking from the cup

So in the 4th during a comedy, they were using euphemisms to drinking from a vagina... thick mouthed, soaked in drugs (fire forged), short eared (labia I guess), round... and attributing that to what you do with Gorgons.

Here they are alluding to Gorgons being those Medwa, those Echidnaic priestesses, those Oracular priestesses, who conduct The Mystery, in which the initiate drinks from that cup

Gorgon

As Echidnaic Priestesses conducting the Mystery Rite

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