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Panathenaea peplos, from the
Parthenon frieze The
Peplos Kore,
colour reconstruction of
statue of c. 530 BC
Athena wearing a
luxurious peplos, one that...
- name,
peplos, is
based on the po****r
archaic Gr**** gown for women. When the
statue was
found it was
initially thought that she was
wearing a
peplos, although...
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chiton as
opposed to the
peplos after several women stabbed a
messenger to
death with the
bronze pins
characteristic of the
peplos. The word
chiton is derived...
- shoulders,
facing down, to hold the
chiton or
peplos in place.
Fibulae were also used to pin the chiton,
peplos or
chlamys together.[page needed]
These fibulae...
- of
patterning is seen on the
Peplos Kore.
Historians originally believed that the
Peplos Kore was
wearing a
regular peplos, but in fact she was wearing...
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There were two ways the
peplos was made: it was
either a
smaller peplos made by women, or a
larger one made by men. The
smaller peplos was
woven annually by...
-
surface of the
virion has been
referred to as the "
peplos". The term is
derived from the Gr****
peplos, "a
loose outer garment", "robe or cloak", or "woman['s]...
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Panathenaea young girls known as
arrephoroi would carry a
specially woven peplos robe to
place on the
wooden cult
image of
Athena located in the Erechtheum...
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Peplos (Gr****: Πέπλος) is a town and a
community of
Feres muni****l unit,
Evros regional unit, East
Macedonia and Thrace, Greece.
Since the 2011 local...
- cloth. This
frieze often is
interpreted as the
presentation of Athena's
peplos,
perhaps by the arrhephoroi, but
debate exists regarding who the figures...
