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After the subjugation of the Caryatae, their territory became part of Laconia. The fortress (χωρίον, Steph. Byz.) had been consecrated to Artemis (Diana Caryatis, Serv. in Virg. Ecl. VIII.30),a whose image was in the open air, and at whose annual festival (Καρυᾶτις ἐορτή, Hesych.) the Laconian virgins continued, as before, to perform a dance of a peculiar kind, the execution of which was called καρυατίζειν (Paus. III.10 § 8; IV.16 § 5; Lucian, De Salt.).
a So the printed text in the 1875 edition, unchanged in the 1892 edition — but, as we see, that passage has nothing to do with Diana Caryatis, Laconia, or any other relevant topic; I haven't yet managed to track down the correct citation.
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