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The scholarship about specific ritual phrases of Oath, Curse and Invocation, has focused on their general structure. The aim of this paper is to examine specifically – in Archaic Age, but even in later texts – the centrality and the functionality of both the invocation and the physical contact with Gaea, considered as a primary and omnipresent entity, a tough and necessary basis and support of the perceivable reality, and in the end custodian of the lower world and of the definition and fulfillment of Justice in all its forms.

The earth in the ritual phrases of oath, curse and invocation in archaic Greece: an anthropological interpretation