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Blood in the Arena: The Spectacle of Roman Power
One Pyrrhicist, drawn to a smaller scale than his naked coperformers, stands at
the end of a group, shield and spear in position. A man in robes faces him, hand
lifted in a gesture that suggests waiting. A second Pyrrhicist, garbed in a different
...
2
The Cambridge Companion to Roman Satire
And he in turn calls attention to the artificiality, the staginess, of the pyrrhicist's
performance through his own distorted imitation. His shield is held upside down
and at an awkward angle; his long rod, useless as a weapon of war, is tilted
rather ...
3
The Iconography of Sculptured Statue Bases in the Archaic ...
42), where a victorious young pyrrhicist is carried triumphantly on the shoulders
of one of his comrades,30 while another pyrrhicist follows behind them. The
identification of the youths as pyrrhic dancers is secured by their attire as well as
by ...
Angeliki Kosmopoulou,
2002
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Athenian white lekythoi: patterns and painters
The red-figure pyrrhicist lekythos resembles in shape, accessory decoration, and
most important, shoulder decoration, a red-figure lekythos of Douris' early middle
period in Boston (plate 12. i).1 The Douris lekythos is the only lekythos outside ...
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The British Essayists. With Prefaces, Biographical, ...
This author exhibited a famous tragedy entitled " Pyrrhicist* ; or, The Dance of
armed Soldiers:" the Athenians were charmed with the martial manner in which
he conducted the spectacle, and Llimi says they made him their general, and put
...
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Polygnotos and Vase Painting in Classical Athens
... This is confirmed by the bell krater with a symposion scene by the Lykaon
Painter in Naples (L 9, Pl. 70) showing a young female pyrrhicist as the only
entertainment; she dances to the music of the flute played by one of the
symposiasts.
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Music and Image in Classical Athens
83 A female pyrrhicist appears at a symposion on a bell krater by the Lykaon
Painter; mostly nude (the artist emphasizes her femininity by painting her body
white), she dances with spear and shield as four reclining symposiasts watch.'84
One ...
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Dance and Ritual Play in Greek Religion
One of the pyrrhicists stands triumphantly on the shoulder of another, who is
escorted by his fellow chorus members, only one of whom survives.26 On the
third relief, dedicated by Xenokles c. 323, a single pyrrhicist survives on one side,
while ...
9
Potter and patron in classical Athens
Pyrrhicist: ABL 263/17; ARV2 751 ABV 217/9; ARV2 1016/37 ABV 209/1; 560/
521; ARV2 7/8; 55/16, 68, 93, 129-30; 68; 80/10; 85/2; 88/1 ; 135/11; 149/8; 157/
86; 378/121; 468/145, 158, 319; 1278/33 ARV2 1061/160 (kalathiskos dancer) ...
Thomas Bertram Lonsdale Webster,
1972
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Chambers English-Hindi Dictionary
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pyroxylic erf/, (obs-) TTÇTTfwîTTT, чцО- ГпГ'ччо; Л5. pyroxyle, pyroxylin, -e
pyrrhic Л. (STTTT ЧН1-0) ТД TcT; T*reTT njT TTW, fSöTTSTT; eay. 53 tïîTTiTÎt; л.
pyrrhicist 5 ...
Sureśa Avasthī, Indujā Avasthī,
1981