-
sometimes incorporated into
furniture designs. The word
comes from the Gr****
akrōtḗrion (ἀκρωτήριον 'summit, extremity'), from the
comparative form of the adjective...
-
Paros Nike of Megara,
statue from
Megara Nike of Epidaurus, a
temple akroterion Nike (Hadrian's Library),
found in Hadrian's
Library Nike of Marathon...
-
Trivirostra akroterion is a
species of
small sea snail, a
marine gastropod mollusk in the
family Triviidae, the
false cowries or trivias. "WoRMS - World...
- Africa, 1908 - 1956".
Akroterion. 58: 131. Henderson,
William (2013). "The
classical ****ociation of
South Africa, 1908 - 1956".
Akroterion. 58: 144–147. "A...
- Press, 2000) Kool, S. "The
Soother of Evil Pains:
Asclepius and Freud."
Akroterion 60, 2015, pp. 13–32. LiDonnici, Lynn R. The
Epidaurian Miracle Inscriptions:...
-
related to whistling. Stekelenburg, A.V. van. "Whistling in Antiquity",
Akroterion, vol. 45, pp. 65–74 (2000). Kahn, Ric. "Finally,
whistling is cool again"...
- 0.90 m.
Winged female figure,
either a
freestanding sculpture or an
akroterion (roof ornament).
Possibly by Archermos. 570-560 BC. From the
Temple of...
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Latin sacrum promunturium and
ancient Gr**** ἱερὸν ἀκρωτήριον (hieron
akrōtērion). Some
sacred promontories were: Cap Corse,
northern Corsica Cape Fiolente...
- Snake-Legged
Goddess was
depicted in an
androgynous form on a 4th
century BCE
akrōtērion from the
Pontic Steppe region, with her
image represented her as bearded...
- 23.1: 27–41. ****ter, D. 2014. "The Myth of
Theseus in Plato's Phaedo".
Akroterion, 59: 88–104. Gosling, J. C. B., and C. C. W. Taylor. 1982. "Phaedo" [In]...
