- In Gr****
mythology and religion, the
thiasus was the
ecstatic retinue of Dionysus,
often pictured as
inebriated revelers. Many of the
myths of Dionysus...
- The
House of
Thiasus (Italian: Casa del Tiaso) is a
house in
Pompeii that was
buried by the
eruption of
Mount Vesuvius in 79 AD. The
house is included...
- In Gr**** mythology,
Thiasus or
Thiasos (Ancient Gr****: Θίασός
means 'Bacchic revel, rout') may
refer to:
Thiasus, one of the
leaders of the
satyrs who...
- madness. The thyrsus, ****ociated with the
followers of
Dionysus (the satyrs,
thiasus, and
maenads or Bacchantes), is a
symbol of prosperity, fertility, hedonism...
-
Archaeologists announced the
discovery of a
large frieze at the
House of
Thiasus in Pompeii,
depicting the
Dionysian Mysteries. 5 –
Nature published a study...
-
Tragedy by
Friedrich Nietzsche Cult (religious practice)
Theatre of
Dionysus Thiasus, or
thiasos Apollodorus (Pseudo Apollodorus),
Library and Epitome, 1.3...
-
followers of
Dionysus and the most
significant members of his retinue, the
thiasus.
Their name,
which comes from μαίνομαι (maínomai, “to rave, to be mad;...
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Mairu Mouro Enchanted Moura Nymph List Pan
Satyr Silenus Siren Squasc Thiasus Trenti Vila
Western Dames blanches Dusios Dwarf Imp
Lorelei Perchta Venus...
- some
place beyond the
borders of the
known and civilized. His
procession (
thiasus) is made up of wild
female followers (maenads) and
bearded satyrs with...
-
Dionysus to a
drinking contest and lost,
resulting in his
joining the
Thiasus for a period.
Heracles also
appears in Aristophanes's The Frogs, in which...
