- In Gr**** mythology,
Sisyphus or
Sisyphos (/ˈsɪsɪfəs/;
Ancient Gr****: Σίσυφος
Sísyphos) was the
founder and king of
Ephyra (now
known as Corinth). He was...
- m****ive
level of
Cosmo he reached,
Sisyphos was able to
defeat Garuda Aiacos.
Entering the Lost Canvas,
Sisyphos put his
heart as a test to Pharaoh's...
- a Gr****
lyric poet of the 6th
century BC,
refers to this episode: King
Sisyphos, son of Aiolos,
wisest of men,
supposed that he was
master of Thanatos;...
- (Herakles Children) (c. 429 BC)
Hippolytus (428 BC)
Electra (c. 420 BC)
Sisyphos (415 BC)
Andromache (428-24 BC) The
Suppliants (422 BC)
Hecuba (424 BC)...
-
trilogy was
presented at the
Dionysia along with the
comedic satyr play
Sisyphos. The
plots of this
trilogy were not
connected in the way that Aeschylus'...
- Trevelyan. "A so-called 'Homeric' drinking-cup
shows pretty undisguisedly Sisyphos in the bed-chamber of his host's daughter, the arch-rogue
sitting on the...
- JSTOR 18583. Neuneck, Götz (2017). "60
Jahre nuklearer Prometheus oder
Sisyphos?".
Vereinte Nationen:
German Review on the
United Nations. 65 (4): 170–176...
-
adult males, took
power from the last king
Telestes (from the
House of
Sisyphos) in Corinth. The
Bacchiads dispensed with
kingship and
ruled as a group...
-
Psychologie des Säuglings, and a 1925 work on
educational theory titled Sisyphos, in
which Bernfeld advocates a non-authoritarian
educational system that...
- (Scenes 7–9, 12–13) from
Rainer Werner F****binder's
Querelle (1982) and "
Sisyphos at Work" (Scene 4) from F****binder's film The
Third Generation (1979) Xavier...
