- as a
kottabos player. The
inscription beside her is Doric, the
dialect used by the Sicilians. As
Antiphanes wrote in his play: "the
kottabos player...
-
McGee and
appeared three times a year. The name "
Kottabos" was
taken from the Gr****
drinking game
kottabos.
Robert Yelverton Tyrrell was the
first editor-in-chief...
- in
competitive entertainments. A game
sometimes pla**** at
symposia was
kottabos, in
which players swirled the
dregs of
their wine in a kylix, a platter-like...
-
Banqueters playing Kottabos and girl
playing the aulos,
Greece (c. 420 BCE).
Banqueting and
music have
continued to be two
important entertainments since...
- been
banned at some institutions,
particularly colleges and universities.
Kottabos is one of the
earliest known drinking games from
ancient Greece, dated...
-
lyrics and
poems in
magazines since entering Trinity College,
especially in
Kottabos and the
Dublin University Magazine. In mid-1881, at 27
years old, he published...
-
College Dublin. As an
undergraduate he
contributed to the
literary magazine Kottabos,
starting in 1869. His
first poem
appeared in the
Dublin University Magazine...
- Painting, on the
inside of a kylix, of a
hetaira or
prostitute playing kottabos, a
drinking game pla**** at
symposia in
which the parti****nts
flicked the...
-
publish newspapers and magazines. From 1869 to 1893, the
literary magazine Kottabos was published,
edited by
Robert Yelverton Tyrrell. It has been
called 'perhaps...
-
tradition inspired by the use of the Gr**** banquet.
Banqueters playing Kottabos while a
musician plays the Aulos,
decorated by the
artist 'Nicias'/'Nikias'...
