- A hetaira, /hɪˈtaɪrə/ (pl.:
hetairai, /hɪˈtaɪraɪ/), also hetaera, /hɪˈtɪrə/ (pl.: hetaerae, /hɪˈtɪriː/) (Ancient Gr****: ἑταίρα, 'companion'; pl.: ἑταῖραι;...
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Gnathaena (Ancient Gr****: Γνάθαινα) was an
Athenian hetaira (plural:
hetairai), a
class of
ancient Gr****
prostitutes who were
companions to
wealthy men...
- on an
Attic red-figure
psykter by Euphronios,
depicting four
hetairai. One of the
hetairai on the vase, Smikra, is
swinging her cup, as a
kottabos player...
- both free-born
voluntary prostitutes,
including the high
social status hetairai, as well as
involuntary slave prostitutes. Male
prostitutes also existed...
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Hetairai are
described as
providing "flattering and
skillful conversation" in Athenaeus' Deipnosophistai.
classical literature describes hetairai as...
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women of
status did not
attend symposia, high-class
female prostitutes (
hetairai) and
entertainers were
hired to perform, consort, and
converse with the...
- (cheap
street prostitutes typically owned as
slaves by
wealthy pimps) to
hetairai (expensive, well-educated
hired companions, who were
usually self-emplo****...
-
Hetairai at
Haloa festival dancing around a
giant phallus (Oedipus Painter, 480 BC)...
- Pandemos,
either because her
image stood in the agora, or
because the
hetairai had to pay the
costs of its erection. The
worship of
Aphrodite Pandemos...
- 2023. Schlesier,
Renate (December 1, 2013). "Atthis, Gyrinno, and
Other Hetairai:
Female Personal Names in Sappho's Poetry". Philologus. 157 (2): 199–222...
