- The
Lenaia (Ancient Gr****: Λήναια) was an
annual Athenian festival with a
dramatic competition. It was one of the
lesser festivals of
Athens and Ionia...
- Dionysia,
despite the
belief that
comedies were of
secondary importance. The
Lenaia festival, held
earlier in the year,
featured comedy more
prominently and...
-
tragedy had
already been long
established there. The
first comedy at the
Lenaia was
staged later still, only
about 20
years before the
performance there...
-
order of the
eleven surviving plays by Aristophanes. It was
produced at the
Lenaia festival in 422 BC,
during Athens' short-lived
respite from the Peloponnesian...
-
dramatist by an ****ociate, Callistratus, and it won
first place at the
Lenaia festival. The
Acharnians is
about an
Athenian citizen, Dikaiopolis, who...
- the bull, the serpent, tigers/leopards, ivy, and wine. The
Dionysia and
Lenaia festivals in
Athens were
dedicated to Dionysus, as well as the
phallic processions...
- were
written for
production at the
great dramatic festivals of Athens, the
Lenaia and City Dionysia,
where they were
judged and
awarded prizes in competition...
-
armada to
attack Sicily. The
tragedian Agathon wins
first prize at the
Lenaia.
Agathon along with
Alcibiades and
Socrates and
Aristophanes and others...
- Deipnon,
Noumenia and
Agathos Daimon. ****enic
festivals include:
Anthesteria Lenaia Dionysia Thargelia Arrephoria Kronia Aphrodisia Panathanaia Herakleia Genesia...
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substrigosus ballantinei Eliot, 1986 (Philippines: Palawan)
Allotinus substrigosus lenaia Fruhstorfer, 1913 (Nias)
Allotinus substrigosus sibyllinus Riley, 1944 (Mentawai)...
