- The
Ichneutae (Ancient Gr****: Ἰχνευταί, Ichneutai, "trackers"), also
known as the Searchers,
Trackers or
Tracking Satyrs, is a
fragmentary satyr play...
- (TV series), a 2009
Iranian television police drama The Searchers, or
Ichneutae, a
satyr play by
Sophocles The Searchers, a
comic book
published by Caliber...
-
Oxyrhynchus was
Ichneutae, a
previously unknown play
written by Sophocles. The
discovery of
Ichneutae was
especially significant since Ichneutae is a satyr...
- is
Cyclops by Euripides,
although a
significant portion of Sophocles's
Ichneutae has also survived. In mythology, the
satyr Marsyas is said to have challenged...
- that
merged with
Online in 2013 to
become Online Searcher Searchers, or
Ichneutae, a
satyr play by
Sophocles Searchers,
enemies from the
video game Bendy...
- satyrs.
There are
large fragments of a
satyr play of
Sophocles called Ichneutae ('The Trackers') in
which the
satyrs are emplo**** by
Apollo to
track down...
- as Hermes'
caretaker and guardian, in Sophocles's now lost
satyr play
Ichneutae, Maia
entrusted the
infant Hermes to
Cyllene (the
local mountain goddess)...
-
satyr play The
Trackers of Oxyrhynchus,
partly based on Sophocles' play
Ichneutae (5th
century BC). Carl
Linnaeus used the
feminine form
Silene as the name...
- by
English poet and
playwright Tony Harrison. It is
partially based on
Ichneutae, a
satyr play by the fifth-century BC
Athenian dramatist Sophocles, which...
-
trilogy (which they are
sometimes erroneously seen as).
Fragments of
Ichneutae (Tracking Satyrs) were
discovered in
Egypt in 1907.
These amount to about...
