- The
Panathenaea (or Panathenaia) was a multi-day
ancient Gr****
festival held
annually in
Athens that
would always conclude on 28 Hekatombaion, the first...
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attempted ********ination of the
tyrants Hippias and
Hipparchus during the
Panathenaea in 514 BC by
Harmodius and
Aristogeiton was
often regarded as the birth...
- Plynteria. The
peplos pla**** a role in the
Athenian festival of the
Great Panathenaea. Nine
months before the festival, at the arts and
crafts festival titled...
-
Erechtheum (during the
annual Lesser Panathenaea) or the
statue of
Athena Parthenos in the
Parthenon (during the
Great Panathenaea, held
every four years). Within...
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which was made to be
offered to the
goddess at
another festival, the
Panathenaea.
Though Hephaestus was involved, the festival's main
focus was Athena...
- him
Aster or
Asterius ('star' or 'starry') and says that Athens'
Great Panathenaea festival celebrated Athena's
victory over him. The
festival coincided...
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Athena was
especially worshipped in this role
during the
festivals of the
Panathenaea and Pamboeotia, both of
which prominently featured displays of athletic...
- Editore, 2006. ISBNÂ 978-8-82225-567-9. Kovaleva, Irina, "Eros at the
Panathenaea:
personification of what?", in
Personification in the Gr**** World: From...
- of 17
chapters and was
originally published in
pieces in the
magazine Panathenaea from
January to June 1903. The book was
first published in 1912 containing...
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Phrynnis was the
first to play the
cithara at
Athens and won at the
Panathenaea; by
cithara is
probably meant the new 12-stringed
instrument invented...
