PUTĬCŬLI

A Smaller Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities · 1884 · p. 26
[ Funus . ] PỸANEPSIA ( πυανέψια ), a festival celebrated at Athens every year on the seventh of Pyanepsion, in honour of Apollo, said to have been instituted by These us after his return from Crete. The festival, as well as the month in which it took place, are said to have derived their names from πύαμος , another form for κύαμος , i.e. pulse or beans, which were cooked at this season and carried about. PỸLĂGŎRAE. [ Amphictyones . ] PỸRA. [ Funus . ]
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