objectRhytonObjects · RitualsA named horn- or animal-headed drinking vessel of Hellenic and neighboring libation. Not a kiddush cup, not the Holy Grail, and not a generic cup.Hellenic religionRhyton appears in Hellenic religion.Pausanias notes rhyta among drinking-horns and zoomorphic vessels in Greek dedications. A named rhyton in that periegesis, not kylix as the flat cup and not a hunting-horn dump alone.from Pausanias · Description of Greece, c. 150–180 CEappears in · sourced · documentedsourcesDescription of Greece · PausaniasPausanias, Description of Greece.