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Mount Parthenion (Ancient Gr****: τὸ Παρθένιον ὄρος) or
Parthenius or Parthenium) ("Mount of the Virgin",
modern Gr****: Παρθένιο - Parthenio) is a mountain...
- is the
First Partheneion or Louvre-
Partheneion,
found in 1855 in
Saqqara in
Egypt by the
French scholar Auguste Mariette. This
Partheneion consists of...
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outward and both
forms can be
found on the same stem.
Lilium concolor var.
partheneion – this
variety has red
flowers with
green and
yellow streaks and black...
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verses of his
Partheneion (a poem sung by a
chorus of
adolescent girls). Here is an
example of
choral poetry, from Alcman's
Partheneion:
Having devised...
- Artemis-Orthia. The
goddess was ****ociated with the
female initiatory rite
Partheneion.
Women performed round dances. In a
legend Theseus stole Helene from...
- with dreams, it
appears parallel to the
expression found in Alcaman's
Partheneion "from
dreams underneath a rock". In general, the
White Rock was often...
- Apophthegmata) from Plutarch's Moralia, trans.
Frank Cole
Babbitt Alcman's
Partheneion, trans.
Gregory Nagy
Media related to
Women of
ancient Greece at Wikimedia...
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cheval de Colaxaïs" dans un
partheneion d'Alcman" [A
Fragment of the
Scythian Epic: "the
Horse of Colaxais" in a
Partheneion of Alcman]. Ktèma: Civilisations...
- hymenaios, sillos, threnos, and epikedeion; for the gods and humans—
partheneion, daphnephorika, tripodephorika, oschophorika, and
eutika According to...
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dance and
choral poetry, Terpsic****. It is
usually thought to be from a
partheneion, a kind of poem
performed by a
chorus of
young women for a
public occasion...
