10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ITHYPHALLI»
Discover the use of
ithyphalli in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
ithyphalli and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Harvard Studies in Classical Philology
Hippolochus of Macedon (who exchanged letters with Lynceus on the topic of
extravagant festivity) reported that at the truly sumptuous wedding of the
Macedonian magnate Caranus, the entertainers included ithyphalli in Athenian
style.
2
The Origin of Attic Comedy
fellow-slave carry it in Dikaiopolis' procession——the emblem called 'the God' in
the song of the Ithyphalli. Their performance is evidently closely akin to the third
part of Dikaiopolis' ritual —the procession resumed after the sacrifice and ...
Francis MacDonald Cornford, 2011
3
The Origin of Attic Comedy
fellow-slave carry it in Dikaiopolis' procession — the emblem called ' the God ' in
the song of the Ithyphalli. Their performance is evidently closely akin to the third
part of Dikaiopolis' ritual— the procession resumed after the sacrifice and ...
4
Priapeia sive diversorum poetarum in Priapum lusus or ...
Ithyphalli, who, in indecent dresses and sometimes in women's costume, with
garlanded heads and hands full of flowers, and pretending to be drunk, wore at
their waist bands monstrousPhalli made of woodorleather; among the Ithyphalli ...
5
Sex in the Ancient World from A to Z
In THEATER, there were two groups of phallus-bearers for DIONYSUS, the
ithyphalli and phallophoroi (Athenaeus 14.622b). Ithyphalli wear drunken masks
and long robes. Phallophoroi wear no masks, but are garlanded and wreathed;
they ...
Phallophori, Ithyphalli, & Avtocabdali, genera Muficorum. Ävto- cabdali coronam
hederaceam geftabant. Ithyphalli larvas ebrio- rum & manicas varus coloribus
diftincbs, tunicamque tala- rem« Phallophori cortice bybli faciem velabant,
hederá ...
Johann Albert Fabricius, 1737
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PRIAPEIA: Sive Diversorum Poetarum In Priapum Lusus
were called Phallophori;[1]these must not be confounded with the Ithyphalli, who,
in indecent dresses and sometimes in women's costume, with garlanded heads
and hands full of flowers, and pretending to be drunk, woreat their waistbands ...
Leonard C. Smithers and Sir Richard Burton, 2014
8
Gerardus Joannes Vossius: Poeticarum Institutionum Libri ...
Ab aliis Graecorum vocabantur autocabdali, ithyphalli, phallophori, lysiodi et
magodi. Athenaeus libro XIV3 ait a Sicyoniis dictos cporMoqiogoug ab aliis
uironorfsodkovg italis magnae Graeciae cpMiauag, a multis 00cpi01ag, a
Thebanis, qui ...
9
Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities
Among the forerunners of comedy must be mentioned the Phallophori and
Ithyphalli at Sicyon. It was here, where at an early period the dithyramb also was
dramatised, that the Kwpos first assumed a more dramatic form, and Dionysus
was ...
10
Encyclopædia of Antiquities: And Elements of Archaeology, ...
Subucula and Interula applied to the men ; Intusium to the women. — Manuc.
Qusest. per Epist. 3, 2. Enc. Ithyphallus, Ithyphalli, Ithyphallophori — Costume —
The Ithyphallus is too indecent for explanation. The Ithyphalli were obscene ...
Thomas Dudley Fosbroke, 1825
