It it was expressed Amphi, the cakes were Amphitora, Amphimantora, Amphimasta: which seem to have been all nearly of the same composition.
ΑΜΦΑΣΜΑ, ψαιστα οινῳ και ελαιῳ βεβρεγμενα. Ibidem.
[896] Fine flour had the sacred name of Ador, from Adorus, the God of day, an Amonian name.
[897] ὉΜΟΥΡΑ, σεμιδαλις ἑφθε, μελι εχουσα, και σησαμον. Hesych.
ΑΜΟΡΑ, σημιδαλις ἑφθη συν μελιτι. Ibidem.
ὉΜΟΡΙΤΑΣ, αρτος εκ πυρον διῃρημενον γεγονως. Ibid.
Also Αμορβιται, Amorbitæ. See Athenæus. l. 14. p. 646.
[898] ΠΙΟΝΕΣ, πλακουντες. Hesychius.
Pi-On was the Amonian name of the Sun: as was also Pi-Or, and Pe-Or.
[899] ΧΑΥΩΝΑΣ, αρτους ελαιῳ αναφυραθεντας κριθινους. Suidas.