#hellenismo honors to the deceased

Πέμπτη Ἱσταμένου, V day
From today’s sunset: fifth day of Boedromion.
Nemesia; Genesia/Nekysia, dedicated to Gaia and the dead: annual celebration in honor of the Forefathers and Ancestors. “Genesia: a funerary festival held by the Athenians, also known as Nekysia, in the course of which sacrifices were made to Gaia.”
Sacrifice to the Hero Epops (Erchia)

“Beware of all the fifth days; for they are harsh and angry; it was on the fifth, they say, that the Erinyes assisted at the bearing of Horkos, whom Eris bore, to be a plague on those who take false oath.” “Shun the fifth days: i.e. the lunar days. We have heard from the Pythagoreans that the number five is number of Dike, and among them are told the causes of this..as She punishes all those who stray from the divine law, as told by Plato (Laws IV, 716a).”
Scholia to Hesiod, Erga, 802-804

(Terracotta White-ground lekythos- honors to the deceased. made in Athens about 460 BCE; now in the Getty Villa…)

Δευτέρα Φθίνοντος/ Δευτέρα μετ’εἰκάδας, XXIX day
From today’s sunset: twenty-ninth day (second waning of the third decade) of Metageitnion. ‘Impure’ day. Attested are libations for the deceased and ceremonies in their honor.
https://www.academia.edu/5020720/Tradizione_Ellenica-_Onori_ai_Defunti

(Woman visiting a grave and bringing offerings to the deceased. From Attica, ca. 475-450 BCE. Now in the Risd Museum…)