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Representations of full-bodied
Gorgons and the
Gorgon face,
called a
gorgoneion (pl. gorgoneia), were po****r
subjects in
Ancient Gr****,
Etruscan and...
- x Rprimary) respectively. They have been
named Aegis (/ˈiːdʒɪs/) and
Gorgoneion (/ˌɡɔːrɡəˈnaɪən/).
Using a
spherical radius of 78 km;
volume of a sphere...
- The
Winged Gorgoneion is a
bronze shield decoration from the
first half of the 6th
century BC,
which served as an
apotropaion on a shield. It was found...
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figure of
three legs
arranged in
rotational symmetry), and at its
center a
Gorgoneion (depiction of the head of Medusa) with a pair of
wings and
three wheat...
- head
rolling its eyes",
furnished with
golden t****els and
bearing the
Gorgoneion (Medusa's head) in the
central boss. Some of the
Attic vase-painters retained...
- The
Gorgoneion Group was a
group of
Corinthian vase
painters working in the black-figure technique. They were
active in
Middle Corinthian Period (circa...
- the head of
Medusa appeared in the evil-averting
device known as the
Gorgoneion.
According to
Hesiod and Aeschylus, she
lived and died on Sarpedon, somewhere...
- thunderbolts, to the pteruges.
Another conventional decoration is the
gorgoneion, or Medusa's head, on the
upper chest, and
often vegetative motifs on...
- used. Flag of the Isle of Man Flag of Sicily, with the triskeles-and-
Gorgoneion symbol Flag of Sărata-Galbenă Flag of Ust-Orda
Buryat Okrug Flag of Ingushetia...
- than the
always grotesque apotropaic head of
Medusa that
appeared as the
Gorgoneion on the
aegis of Athena. The
Medusa Rondanini is
located in the Glyptothek...
