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Palombara Discobolus, the
first to be recovered, and
smaller scaled versions in bronze. A norm in
Ancient Gr**** athletics, the
Discobolus is presented...
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discobolus) is
endemic to the
intermountain Western US. A
total of 23
members of the
genus Catostomus has been
found in
North America. C.
discobolus and...
- thecrimson.com.
Visual arts
portal Media related to
Discobolus (Harvard University) at
Wikimedia Commons Discobolus – Cambridge, MA at
Waymarking v t e...
- to survive, but
there are many
later copies of his works, such as his
Discobolus,
mostly Roman.
Myron worked almost exclusively in
bronze and his fame...
- an
ancient sport, as
demonstrated by the fifth-century-BC
Myron statue Discobolus.
Although not part of the
current pentathlon, it was one of the events...
- its many
Roman marble copies. It is not, however, to be
confused with
Discobolus of Myron,
which shows a
discus being thrown, not carried. Like the Doryphoros...
- art of
classicism typically s****s to be
formal and restrained: of the
Discobolus Sir
Kenneth Clark observed, "if we
object to his
restraint and compression...
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Catostomus discobolus jarrovii (Zuni
bluehead sucker) is a
species of fish only
found in
Arizona and New
Mexico in the
United States. The Zuni bluehead...
- the
Ancient Near East
Cambridge campus Boylston Hall
Bradley Memorial Discobolus Gates of
Harvard Yard
Graduate Center Harvard Hall
Memorial Church Choir...
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Grodzisk Wielkopolski was
founded on 30
April 1922. Its logo
shows the
Discobolus.
During World War II, Stanisław Zdzisław Kozłowski, co-founder of the...