- respectively. The
Lapiths are best
known for
their involvement in the
Centauromachy (Ancient Gr****: Κενταυρομαχία, romanized: Kentauromachía), a mythical...
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transformed by
Poseidon into an
invulnerable man.
Caeneus parti****ted in the
Centauromachy,
where he met his
demise at the
hands of the
Centaurs by
being pounded...
- at the
Centauromachy. Asbolus: a
centaur seer who read
omens in the
flight of birds. Bienor: one of the
centaurs who
fought at the
Centauromachy. Centaurus:...
- myth,
would have been
cousins to the centaurs. The battle,
called the
Centauromachy, was
caused by the centaurs'
attempt to
carry off
Hippodamia and the...
-
centaur Eurytion or Eurytus. The
Lapiths won the
ensuing battle, the
Centauromachy, a
favorite motif of Gr**** art.
Hippodamia died
shortly after Polypoetes'...
-
clasping to an
altar as she is
prised away by a Gr****, BM 535:4. The
Centauromachy covers seven slabs along the east and four
slabs of the
north side of...
-
Centauromachy with
Theseus and the Lapiths. The god
Apollo is
featured on the
western pediment pointing towards the
human side in the
Centauromachy,...
-
Triptolemus Eleusinian Mysteries Pelops Ancient Olympic Games Pirithous Centauromachy Amphitryon Teumessian fox
Narcissus Meleager Calydonian boar hunt Otrera...
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Triptolemus Eleusinian Mysteries Pelops Ancient Olympic Games Pirithous Centauromachy Amphitryon Teumessian fox
Narcissus Meleager Calydonian boar hunt Otrera...
- ("Etruscan" type),
about 20 cm high, was
decorated with a
painted or
carved centauromachy, the
sources do not
allow a
conclusive answer. Her belt was two snakes...
