-
marine thiasos. The
marine thiasos could otherwise be the
retinue for Oce****, or to
Venus Marina. /ˈθʌɪəsəs/, /-sɒs/; Gr****: θίασος, romanized:
thíasos Karl...
- The
Travelling Players (Gr****: Ο Θίασος, translit. O
Thiasos, "The Troupe") is a 1975 Gr****
historical drama film
written and
directed by
Theodoros Angelopoulos...
- Dionysus. He is
typically older than the
satyrs of the
Dionysian retinue (
thiasos), and
sometimes considerably older, in
which case he may be
referred to...
- Sea
thiasos depicting the
wedding of
Poseidon and Amphitrite, from the
Altar of
Domitius Ahenobarbus in the
Field of Mars, bas-relief,
Roman Republic...
-
Lattimore (1976), pp. 60–61. Stewart, A. F. (1978), "(Book Review) The
Marine Thiasos in Gr****
Sculpture by
Steven Lattimore" (PDF),
American Journal of Archaeology...
- from the aristocracy. The
panels bearing the
mythological scene, a
marine thiasos of late ****enistic style, are made of a
different marble derived from...
-
retinue or a
train of
beings which follow the sea
deities (the
marine thiasos) the
Tritons (mermen) may be seen
bearing tridents. Likewise, the Old Man...
- List of
hybrid creatures in
folklore The
Birth of Tragedy, by
Nietzsche Thiasos, the
Dionysian retinue The
Trackers of Oxyrhynchus, a play
Maryland Goatman...
-
Neptune and
Amphitrite or the
Triumph of Neptune, also
known as a
marine thiasos. To
adapt myths for
Christian use,
medieval mythographers interpreted them...
- 2001
Gazette numismatique suisse. 1992. p. 124. Carter, Jane B. (1997). "
Thiasos and Marzeaḥ". In Langdon,
Susan (ed.). New
Light on a Dark Age. University...
