Hold sacred time without the handbook scatter
Attic month names and scattered handbook notes make sacred time hard to hold. Noumenia Fest Guide is the richly visual companion that turns a modern date (or any Attic day) into “what’s sacred this moon,” with intercalary toggles, optional prytany labels, and festival cards that name participants, phased timelines, and classroom-safe rite summaries.
Filter the catalog by month, deity, city-state, or rite type; open deity cult dossiers with epithets, offerings, avoidances, and side-by-side compare; jump to MapKit sanctuary pins with archaeological blurbs and visitor orientation; follow myth-episode linkers to Homeric Hymns sections, Pausanias loci, and tragedy titles as references; then bookmark paths on a personal study shelf—Dionysia week, Eleusis module, Olympia trip—stored on device with lunar strips and density charts that help teachers balance a term.
Built for classics students, mythology writers, Hellenic-studies teachers, museum educators, and travelers who need the Attic frame beside the Gregorian one—without leaving the desk or the site visit.
