If he delays it knowingly (and) comes near the sacrificial bread and the sacrificial drink of the gods while unclean, if his friend knows about it and, if he conceals it and the situation learned after, [they] shall be put to death. Let both of them die."

If anyone sleeps with a woman, and her superior (or) elder, forces him to do (a cult duty) from behind, let him tell the truth. If he does not dare to tell, let him tell his friend and wash himself.

When the day dawns, let him wash himself immediately. In the morning, let him go to the temple at the time of the gods' meal. If he neglects, it is a great sin for him.

"If a person sleeps with a woman, let him go to her in the same way as he organizes the worship of the gods and gives food (and) drink to the god. Then let him sleep next to her.

Hermes gave her a cunning mind and a persuasive tongue filled with lies, Hera gifted her with curiosity. Other gods contributed grace, adornments, and musical talent. "All-Gifts": Because she received gifts from all the gods, she was named Pandora, which means "all-gifted."

After the creation of the first mortal woman, each of the Olympian gods bestowed a gift upon her: Aphrodite gave her beauty and desire, Athena taught her needlework and weaving.

Hıdırellez is not just a religious event; it blends pre-Islamic, Islamic, and folk traditions, making it a syncretic festival rich in cultural diversity. UNESCO listed it in 2017 as part of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.

İlyas (Elijah) is another prophetic figure associated with the seas and rain. In Islamic lore, he, like Hızır, is immortal and appears to help those in need.

Hızır (Khidr) is a mysterious, immortal figure believed to help people in distress, bring fertility to the land, and symbolize eternal life and greenery. He is considered a holy man or prophet in Islamic tradition and is associated with water, life, and renewal.

Hızır (Khidr) is a mysterious, immortal figure believed to help people in distress, bring fertility to the land, and symbolize eternal life and greenery. He is considered a holy man or prophet in Islamic tradition and is associated with water, life, and renewal.

İlyas (Elijah) is another prophetic figure associated with the seas and rain. In Islamic lore, he, like Hızır, is immortal and appears to help those in need.

It takes place every year on May 5th–6th, marking the arrival of spring and symbolizing renewal, rebirth, and abundance. The mythology behind it is deeply rooted in ancient beliefs and folklore, particularly the Hıdırellez myth, which involves two legendary figures: Hızır (Khidr) and İlyas (Elijah).

Umay Ana (mother may) is usually depicted as a female figure and is distinguished by her characteristics as the source of life, the mother's womb and nourishment.