Adrasteia was also worshipped, together with Nemesis, at Kos.Munn, p. 333 n. 63; Hasluck, p. 220; Graf, "Adrastea"; Farnell, p. 499; Paton and Hicks, pp. 51–52, no. 29.9. The 2nd-century geographer Pausanias, reports seeing a statue of Adrasteia in a temple of Apollo, Artemis, and Leto at Cirrha, near Delphi.Munn, p. 333 n. 63; Pausanias, 10.37.8.
Adrasteia was also worshipped, together with Nemesis, at Kos.Munn, p. 333 n. 63; Hasluck, p. 220; Graf, "Adrastea"?; Farnell, p. 499; Paton and Hicks, pp. 51–52, no. 29.9. The 2nd-centur,y geographer ?Pausanias, reports. seeing a statue of Adrasteia in a temple of Apollo, Artemis, and Leto at Cirrha, near Delp?hi.Munn, p. 333 n. 63; Pausanias, 10.37.8.