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A Democracy of Distinction: Aristotle and the Work of Politics - Strona 60
Traceable to the seventh century b.c.e., the choregia,meaning specifically “defraying the costs of a chorus,”had,by Aristotle's day,become an organized institution at Athens (AP 54.8, 56.2–3).18 Those appointed to finance and furnish the ...
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Sophocles and the Tragedy of Athenian Democracy - Strona 33
Apart from the choregia, liturgies might consist, for example, of equipping and manning an Athenian warship for a year. Should anyone object to his being asked to perform a liturgy, he did have a legal recourse through a process known as ...
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The Oxford Handbook of Greek and Roman Comedy - Strona 70
The major military one was the trierarchy, for which a rich funder (trierarch) equipped and commanded a trireme (warship) for a year; the main festival liturgy was the choregia (pl. choregiai), for which a rich funder (choregos, pl. choregoi) took ...
Michael Fontaine, Adele C. Scafuro, 2014
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The Bad Citizen in Classical Athens - Strona 146
6 In discussing festival liturgies in this chapter, I will therefore focus on the choregia. 7 These were very large sums by the standards of average Athenians: In the late-fifth century, a skilled worker might receive a drachma for a day's labor; ...
Matthew Robert Christ, 2006
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The Context of Ancient Drama - Strona 142
Although the institution of the choregia probably goes back to the time of the democratic reorganization of the Dionysia around 502/1 B.C. (see I 100), it is likely that it merely formalized a customary sponsorship of village sacrifice and festival ...
Eric Csapo, William J. Slater, 1995
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Discoveries in the Attic deme of Ikaria, 1888: 2. Stele of ... - Strona 18
2. Stele of a warrior. 3. The choregia in Athens and at Ikaria Carl Darling Buck. The speaker in Antiphon's speech on the chorus-boy 20 was choregos for two tribes at the Thargelia ; but the chorus was lyric, not dramatic. The chief authority ...
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Greek and Roman Festivals: Content, Meaning, and Practice
Talking. of. Festivals. The. Status. of. Choruses. and. Choregia. Scott Scullion The question I attempt to answer in this paper, which it has rarely occurred to scholars to pose, is whether Athenian festival liturgies— the sponsorship of dramatic ...
J. Rasmus Brandt, Jon W. Iddeng, 2012
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The Attic Theatre - Strona 20
But xw/iot cannot mean 'comedies as Kohlerand Wilamowitz assumed when they dated the beginning of choregia in comedy by this inscription. Cf. Wilhelm, Urkunden dramatischer Auffiihrungen in Athen, pp. 11 ff, 241 ff.] * Args. Aristoph.
Judith Winzenz, Carol Hanson, Mary Ellen Ducklow, 1999
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Dithyramb in Context - Strona 389
19 Choruses and Tripods The Politics of the Choregia in Roman Athens* ]ulia L. Shear In the archonship of Gaius Iulius Antiochos Epiphanes Philopappos of Besa at some time between 85/6 and 92/3, the Athenian tribe Oineis set up a statue ...
Barbara Kowalzig, Peter Wilson, 2013
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Commentary on Demosthenes Against Leptines: With ... - Strona 59
The first inscription (IG ii2 3040.1–3) records Ktesippos' choregia of a boys' chorus at some point in the mid-fourth century.187 This is often taken as conclusive evidence that Leptines' law was not repealed therefore Ktesippos forfeited his ...
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The World Guide to CSR
... offering a local flavor and sometimes even a little local language (tzedakah, the Hebrew word for charity; "sanpo yoshi" – "three-way good" in Japan; choregia, ... «CSRwire.com, Ağu 10»
