-
Palombara Discobolus, the
first to be recovered, and
smaller scaled versions in bronze. A norm in
Ancient Gr**** athletics, the
Discobolus is presented...
- an
ancient sport, as
demonstrated by the fifth-century-BC
Myron statue Discobolus.
Although not part of the
current pentathlon, it was one of the events...
- thecrimson.com.
Visual arts
portal Media related to
Discobolus (Harvard University) at
Wikimedia Commons Discobolus – Cambridge, MA at
Waymarking v t e...
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discobolus) is
endemic to the
intermountain Western US. A
total of 23
members of the
genus Catostomus has been
found in
North America. C.
discobolus and...
-
Catostomus discobolus jarrovii (Zuni
bluehead sucker) is a
species of fish only
found in
Arizona and New
Mexico in the
United States. The Zuni bluehead...
-
taken to the
shrine dedicated by
Pompey the
Great at the
Circus Maximus,
Discobolus (the
discus thrower), and an
Apollo for Ephesus, "which
Antony the triumvir...
-
House Cambridge campus 1857 Gate 1881 Gate
Boylston Hall
Bradstreet Gate
Discobolus Harvard Graduate Center Harvard Hall
Memorial Church Choir Harvard Yard...
- is the
celebrated 5th
century BC
Discobolus by Myron. However, the
problem with this
theory is that the
Discobolus was in the
early 17th
century only...
-
ancient pentathlon provided inspiration for
large statues such as the
Discobolus and Discophoros, and for
motifs on
countless vase and
pottery works. Aristotle...
- its many
Roman marble copies. It is not, however, to be
confused with
Discobolus of Myron,
which shows a
discus being thrown, not carried. Like the Doryphoros...
