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Title: MID6800, SMID6943
Description: mosaic, mosaic, polychrome, Africa – Material: opus tessellatum – Dating: 150/200 – Discovery: Djemila, Cuicul, Curculum – Description: Mosaik mit verschiedenen Szenen aus dem Leben des Dionysos, darunter auch eine Art mystische Initiation. Mittelszene: Lykourgos (myth. König von Thrakien) und Ambrosia (eine Amme des Dionysos). Aussen: 1. Dionysos bei den Nymphen in Nysa (Amme, Nymphe, Satyr mit Pedum und Trinkgefäss). 2. Tigerreitender Dionysosknabe mit Thyrsos und Nebris. 3. Opferszene: zwei römische Bürger, davon einer in Tunika, bringen ein Opfer an einen rechteckigen Blockaltar (zweistufige Krepis, patera (?) auf Altarkörper, Holzstoss und Feuer auf Altar; daran gelehnt eine Fackel (? nicht entflammt), dahinter ein Baum, von rechts ein einen Bock heranziehender Satyr. 4. Liknonszene: Frau am Liknon enthüllt Phallos, erschrockene Adressatin in Abwehrhaltung, sitzende mit tabellae/Trinkhorn. In den Ecken Viktorien. – Dimensions: L 5,35 m; B 5,25 m
Keywords: MID6800, SMID6943, AgnoIa 5, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus 136, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus 174, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus (In per. occ.) (vol. IV) 8, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus (In per. occ.) (vol. IV) 21, Ino 3, Lykourgos I 36, NymphaI (S) 83, II. 3.c. InItIatIon 75, V. 2.Ite>BIte>. KultInstrumente 858Ite>BIte>, mosaIc, polychrome, AfrIca, opus tessellatum, 150/200, DjemIla, CuIcul, Curculum, AlgerIa, DjemIla (CuIcul), Musée ArchéologIque, unknown, lagoIte>BIte>olon, pedum, thyrsos, fIre (on altar), tree, wood-pIle, sacrIfIce, mysterIes, lIknon, vannus, wInnowIng-fan, keras, drInkIng horn, neIte>BIte>rIs, hIde of deer, phallos, altar: monolIthIc Ite>BIte>lock, AgnoIa, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus, Ino, Lykourgos I, VIctorIa, Satyros, NymphaI
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
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LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID6800, SMID6943 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Agnoia 5, Dionysos/Bacchus 136, Dionysos/Bacchus 174, Dionysos/Bacchus (in per. occ.) (vol. IV) 8, Dionysos/Bacchus (in per. occ.) (vol. IV) 21, Ino 3, Lykourgos I 36, Nymphai (S) 83, II. 3.c. Initiation 75, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 858b
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: lagobolon, pedum, thyrsos, fire (on altar), tree, wood-pile, sacrifice, mysteries, liknon, vannus, winnowing-fan, keras, drinking horn, nebris, hide of deer, phallos, altar: monolithic block, Agnoia, Dionysos/Bacchus, Ino, Lykourgos I, Victoria, Satyros, Nymphai
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: Leschi, L., MonPiot 35 (1935/36) 139–155 pl. 5–9; Lehmann, K., JRS 52, 1962, 62–68 pl. 9, 3; Bruneau, Ph. /Vatin, C., BCH 90, 1966, 409 fig. 10; Dunbabin, MosAfr 174–175 pl. 70, 178–179. Blanchard-Lemée, M. AntAJ 15, 1980, 170 fig. 1.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Algeria, Djemila (Cuicul), Musée Archéologique, Inventory: unknown (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID6800, SMID6943
Description: mosaic, mosaic, polychrome, Africa – Material: opus tessellatum – Dating: 150/200 – Discovery: Djemila, Cuicul, Curculum – Description: Mosaik mit verschiedenen Szenen aus dem Leben des Dionysos, darunter auch eine Art mystische Initiation. Mittelszene: Lykourgos (myth. König von Thrakien) und Ambrosia (eine Amme des Dionysos). Aussen: 1. Dionysos bei den Nymphen in Nysa (Amme, Nymphe, Satyr mit Pedum und Trinkgefäss). 2. Tigerreitender Dionysosknabe mit Thyrsos und Nebris. 3. Opferszene: zwei römische Bürger, davon einer in Tunika, bringen ein Opfer an einen rechteckigen Blockaltar (zweistufige Krepis, patera (?) auf Altarkörper, Holzstoss und Feuer auf Altar; daran gelehnt eine Fackel (? nicht entflammt), dahinter ein Baum, von rechts ein einen Bock heranziehender Satyr. 4. Liknonszene: Frau am Liknon enthüllt Phallos, erschrockene Adressatin in Abwehrhaltung, sitzende mit tabellae/Trinkhorn. In den Ecken Viktorien. – Dimensions: L 5,35 m; B 5,25 m
Keywords: MID6800, SMID6943, AgnoIa 5, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus 136, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus 174, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus (In per. occ.) (vol. IV) 8, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus (In per. occ.) (vol. IV) 21, Ino 3, Lykourgos I 36, NymphaI (S) 83, II. 3.c. InItIatIon 75, V. 2.Ite>BIte>. KultInstrumente 858Ite>BIte>, mosaIc, polychrome, AfrIca, opus tessellatum, 150/200, DjemIla, CuIcul, Curculum, AlgerIa, DjemIla (CuIcul), Musée ArchéologIque, unknown, lagoIte>BIte>olon, pedum, thyrsos, fIre (on altar), tree, wood-pIle, sacrIfIce, mysterIes, lIknon, vannus, wInnowIng-fan, keras, drInkIng horn, neIte>BIte>rIs, hIde of deer, phallos, altar: monolIthIc Ite>BIte>lock, AgnoIa, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus, Ino, Lykourgos I, VIctorIa, Satyros, NymphaI
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
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LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID6800, SMID6943 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Agnoia 5, Dionysos/Bacchus 136, Dionysos/Bacchus 174, Dionysos/Bacchus (in per. occ.) (vol. IV) 8, Dionysos/Bacchus (in per. occ.) (vol. IV) 21, Ino 3, Lykourgos I 36, Nymphai (S) 83, II. 3.c. Initiation 75, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 858b
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: lagobolon, pedum, thyrsos, fire (on altar), tree, wood-pile, sacrifice, mysteries, liknon, vannus, winnowing-fan, keras, drinking horn, nebris, hide of deer, phallos, altar: monolithic block, Agnoia, Dionysos/Bacchus, Ino, Lykourgos I, Victoria, Satyros, Nymphai
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: Leschi, L., MonPiot 35 (1935/36) 139–155 pl. 5–9; Lehmann, K., JRS 52, 1962, 62–68 pl. 9, 3; Bruneau, Ph. /Vatin, C., BCH 90, 1966, 409 fig. 10; Dunbabin, MosAfr 174–175 pl. 70, 178–179. Blanchard-Lemée, M. AntAJ 15, 1980, 170 fig. 1.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Algeria, Djemila (Cuicul), Musée Archéologique, Inventory: unknown (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID6800, SMID6943
Description: mosaic, mosaic, polychrome, Africa – Material: opus tessellatum – Dating: 150/200 – Discovery: Djemila, Cuicul, Curculum – Description: Mosaik mit verschiedenen Szenen aus dem Leben des Dionysos, darunter auch eine Art mystische Initiation. Mittelszene: Lykourgos (myth. König von Thrakien) und Ambrosia (eine Amme des Dionysos). Aussen: 1. Dionysos bei den Nymphen in Nysa (Amme, Nymphe, Satyr mit Pedum und Trinkgefäss). 2. Tigerreitender Dionysosknabe mit Thyrsos und Nebris. 3. Opferszene: zwei römische Bürger, davon einer in Tunika, bringen ein Opfer an einen rechteckigen Blockaltar (zweistufige Krepis, patera (?) auf Altarkörper, Holzstoss und Feuer auf Altar; daran gelehnt eine Fackel (? nicht entflammt), dahinter ein Baum, von rechts ein einen Bock heranziehender Satyr. 4. Liknonszene: Frau am Liknon enthüllt Phallos, erschrockene Adressatin in Abwehrhaltung, sitzende mit tabellae/Trinkhorn. In den Ecken Viktorien. – Dimensions: L 5,35 m; B 5,25 m
Keywords: MID6800, SMID6943, AgnoIa 5, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus 136, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus 174, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus (In per. occ.) (vol. IV) 8, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus (In per. occ.) (vol. IV) 21, Ino 3, Lykourgos I 36, NymphaI (S) 83, II. 3.c. InItIatIon 75, V. 2.Ite>BIte>. KultInstrumente 858Ite>BIte>, mosaIc, polychrome, AfrIca, opus tessellatum, 150/200, DjemIla, CuIcul, Curculum, AlgerIa, DjemIla (CuIcul), Musée ArchéologIque, unknown, lagoIte>BIte>olon, pedum, thyrsos, fIre (on altar), tree, wood-pIle, sacrIfIce, mysterIes, lIknon, vannus, wInnowIng-fan, keras, drInkIng horn, neIte>BIte>rIs, hIde of deer, phallos, altar: monolIthIc Ite>BIte>lock, AgnoIa, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus, Ino, Lykourgos I, VIctorIa, Satyros, NymphaI
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
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LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID6800, SMID6943 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Agnoia 5, Dionysos/Bacchus 136, Dionysos/Bacchus 174, Dionysos/Bacchus (in per. occ.) (vol. IV) 8, Dionysos/Bacchus (in per. occ.) (vol. IV) 21, Ino 3, Lykourgos I 36, Nymphai (S) 83, II. 3.c. Initiation 75, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 858b
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: lagobolon, pedum, thyrsos, fire (on altar), tree, wood-pile, sacrifice, mysteries, liknon, vannus, winnowing-fan, keras, drinking horn, nebris, hide of deer, phallos, altar: monolithic block, Agnoia, Dionysos/Bacchus, Ino, Lykourgos I, Victoria, Satyros, Nymphai
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: Leschi, L., MonPiot 35 (1935/36) 139–155 pl. 5–9; Lehmann, K., JRS 52, 1962, 62–68 pl. 9, 3; Bruneau, Ph. /Vatin, C., BCH 90, 1966, 409 fig. 10; Dunbabin, MosAfr 174–175 pl. 70, 178–179. Blanchard-Lemée, M. AntAJ 15, 1980, 170 fig. 1.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Algeria, Djemila (Cuicul), Musée Archéologique, Inventory: unknown (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID6800, SMID6943
Description: mosaic, mosaic, polychrome, Africa – Material: opus tessellatum – Dating: 150/200 – Discovery: Djemila, Cuicul, Curculum – Description: Mosaik mit verschiedenen Szenen aus dem Leben des Dionysos, darunter auch eine Art mystische Initiation. Mittelszene: Lykourgos (myth. König von Thrakien) und Ambrosia (eine Amme des Dionysos). Aussen: 1. Dionysos bei den Nymphen in Nysa (Amme, Nymphe, Satyr mit Pedum und Trinkgefäss). 2. Tigerreitender Dionysosknabe mit Thyrsos und Nebris. 3. Opferszene: zwei römische Bürger, davon einer in Tunika, bringen ein Opfer an einen rechteckigen Blockaltar (zweistufige Krepis, patera (?) auf Altarkörper, Holzstoss und Feuer auf Altar; daran gelehnt eine Fackel (? nicht entflammt), dahinter ein Baum, von rechts ein einen Bock heranziehender Satyr. 4. Liknonszene: Frau am Liknon enthüllt Phallos, erschrockene Adressatin in Abwehrhaltung, sitzende mit tabellae/Trinkhorn. In den Ecken Viktorien. – Dimensions: L 5,35 m; B 5,25 m
Keywords: MID6800, SMID6943, AgnoIa 5, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus 136, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus 174, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus (In per. occ.) (vol. IV) 8, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus (In per. occ.) (vol. IV) 21, Ino 3, Lykourgos I 36, NymphaI (S) 83, II. 3.c. InItIatIon 75, V. 2.Ite>BIte>. KultInstrumente 858Ite>BIte>, mosaIc, polychrome, AfrIca, opus tessellatum, 150/200, DjemIla, CuIcul, Curculum, AlgerIa, DjemIla (CuIcul), Musée ArchéologIque, unknown, lagoIte>BIte>olon, pedum, thyrsos, fIre (on altar), tree, wood-pIle, sacrIfIce, mysterIes, lIknon, vannus, wInnowIng-fan, keras, drInkIng horn, neIte>BIte>rIs, hIde of deer, phallos, altar: monolIthIc Ite>BIte>lock, AgnoIa, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus, Ino, Lykourgos I, VIctorIa, Satyros, NymphaI
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
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LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID6800, SMID6943 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Agnoia 5, Dionysos/Bacchus 136, Dionysos/Bacchus 174, Dionysos/Bacchus (in per. occ.) (vol. IV) 8, Dionysos/Bacchus (in per. occ.) (vol. IV) 21, Ino 3, Lykourgos I 36, Nymphai (S) 83, II. 3.c. Initiation 75, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 858b
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: lagobolon, pedum, thyrsos, fire (on altar), tree, wood-pile, sacrifice, mysteries, liknon, vannus, winnowing-fan, keras, drinking horn, nebris, hide of deer, phallos, altar: monolithic block, Agnoia, Dionysos/Bacchus, Ino, Lykourgos I, Victoria, Satyros, Nymphai
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: Leschi, L., MonPiot 35 (1935/36) 139–155 pl. 5–9; Lehmann, K., JRS 52, 1962, 62–68 pl. 9, 3; Bruneau, Ph. /Vatin, C., BCH 90, 1966, 409 fig. 10; Dunbabin, MosAfr 174–175 pl. 70, 178–179. Blanchard-Lemée, M. AntAJ 15, 1980, 170 fig. 1.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Algeria, Djemila (Cuicul), Musée Archéologique, Inventory: unknown (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID6800, SMID6943
Description: mosaic, mosaic, polychrome, Africa – Material: opus tessellatum – Dating: 150/200 – Discovery: Djemila, Cuicul, Curculum – Description: Mosaik mit verschiedenen Szenen aus dem Leben des Dionysos, darunter auch eine Art mystische Initiation. Mittelszene: Lykourgos (myth. König von Thrakien) und Ambrosia (eine Amme des Dionysos). Aussen: 1. Dionysos bei den Nymphen in Nysa (Amme, Nymphe, Satyr mit Pedum und Trinkgefäss). 2. Tigerreitender Dionysosknabe mit Thyrsos und Nebris. 3. Opferszene: zwei römische Bürger, davon einer in Tunika, bringen ein Opfer an einen rechteckigen Blockaltar (zweistufige Krepis, patera (?) auf Altarkörper, Holzstoss und Feuer auf Altar; daran gelehnt eine Fackel (? nicht entflammt), dahinter ein Baum, von rechts ein einen Bock heranziehender Satyr. 4. Liknonszene: Frau am Liknon enthüllt Phallos, erschrockene Adressatin in Abwehrhaltung, sitzende mit tabellae/Trinkhorn. In den Ecken Viktorien. – Dimensions: L 5,35 m; B 5,25 m
Keywords: MID6800, SMID6943, AgnoIa 5, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus 136, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus 174, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus (In per. occ.) (vol. IV) 8, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus (In per. occ.) (vol. IV) 21, Ino 3, Lykourgos I 36, NymphaI (S) 83, II. 3.c. InItIatIon 75, V. 2.Ite>BIte>. KultInstrumente 858Ite>BIte>, mosaIc, polychrome, AfrIca, opus tessellatum, 150/200, DjemIla, CuIcul, Curculum, AlgerIa, DjemIla (CuIcul), Musée ArchéologIque, unknown, lagoIte>BIte>olon, pedum, thyrsos, fIre (on altar), tree, wood-pIle, sacrIfIce, mysterIes, lIknon, vannus, wInnowIng-fan, keras, drInkIng horn, neIte>BIte>rIs, hIde of deer, phallos, altar: monolIthIc Ite>BIte>lock, AgnoIa, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus, Ino, Lykourgos I, VIctorIa, Satyros, NymphaI
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
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LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID6800, SMID6943 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Agnoia 5, Dionysos/Bacchus 136, Dionysos/Bacchus 174, Dionysos/Bacchus (in per. occ.) (vol. IV) 8, Dionysos/Bacchus (in per. occ.) (vol. IV) 21, Ino 3, Lykourgos I 36, Nymphai (S) 83, II. 3.c. Initiation 75, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 858b
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: lagobolon, pedum, thyrsos, fire (on altar), tree, wood-pile, sacrifice, mysteries, liknon, vannus, winnowing-fan, keras, drinking horn, nebris, hide of deer, phallos, altar: monolithic block, Agnoia, Dionysos/Bacchus, Ino, Lykourgos I, Victoria, Satyros, Nymphai
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: Leschi, L., MonPiot 35 (1935/36) 139–155 pl. 5–9; Lehmann, K., JRS 52, 1962, 62–68 pl. 9, 3; Bruneau, Ph. /Vatin, C., BCH 90, 1966, 409 fig. 10; Dunbabin, MosAfr 174–175 pl. 70, 178–179. Blanchard-Lemée, M. AntAJ 15, 1980, 170 fig. 1.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Algeria, Djemila (Cuicul), Musée Archéologique, Inventory: unknown (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID6800, SMID6943
Description: mosaic, mosaic, polychrome, Africa – Material: opus tessellatum – Dating: 150/200 – Discovery: Djemila, Cuicul, Curculum – Description: Mosaik mit verschiedenen Szenen aus dem Leben des Dionysos, darunter auch eine Art mystische Initiation. Mittelszene: Lykourgos (myth. König von Thrakien) und Ambrosia (eine Amme des Dionysos). Aussen: 1. Dionysos bei den Nymphen in Nysa (Amme, Nymphe, Satyr mit Pedum und Trinkgefäss). 2. Tigerreitender Dionysosknabe mit Thyrsos und Nebris. 3. Opferszene: zwei römische Bürger, davon einer in Tunika, bringen ein Opfer an einen rechteckigen Blockaltar (zweistufige Krepis, patera (?) auf Altarkörper, Holzstoss und Feuer auf Altar; daran gelehnt eine Fackel (? nicht entflammt), dahinter ein Baum, von rechts ein einen Bock heranziehender Satyr. 4. Liknonszene: Frau am Liknon enthüllt Phallos, erschrockene Adressatin in Abwehrhaltung, sitzende mit tabellae/Trinkhorn. In den Ecken Viktorien. – Dimensions: L 5,35 m; B 5,25 m
Keywords: MID6800, SMID6943, AgnoIa 5, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus 136, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus 174, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus (In per. occ.) (vol. IV) 8, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus (In per. occ.) (vol. IV) 21, Ino 3, Lykourgos I 36, NymphaI (S) 83, II. 3.c. InItIatIon 75, V. 2.Ite>BIte>. KultInstrumente 858Ite>BIte>, mosaIc, polychrome, AfrIca, opus tessellatum, 150/200, DjemIla, CuIcul, Curculum, AlgerIa, DjemIla (CuIcul), Musée ArchéologIque, unknown, lagoIte>BIte>olon, pedum, thyrsos, fIre (on altar), tree, wood-pIle, sacrIfIce, mysterIes, lIknon, vannus, wInnowIng-fan, keras, drInkIng horn, neIte>BIte>rIs, hIde of deer, phallos, altar: monolIthIc Ite>BIte>lock, AgnoIa, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus, Ino, Lykourgos I, VIctorIa, Satyros, NymphaI
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
Copyright Notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID6800, SMID6943 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Agnoia 5, Dionysos/Bacchus 136, Dionysos/Bacchus 174, Dionysos/Bacchus (in per. occ.) (vol. IV) 8, Dionysos/Bacchus (in per. occ.) (vol. IV) 21, Ino 3, Lykourgos I 36, Nymphai (S) 83, II. 3.c. Initiation 75, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 858b
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: lagobolon, pedum, thyrsos, fire (on altar), tree, wood-pile, sacrifice, mysteries, liknon, vannus, winnowing-fan, keras, drinking horn, nebris, hide of deer, phallos, altar: monolithic block, Agnoia, Dionysos/Bacchus, Ino, Lykourgos I, Victoria, Satyros, Nymphai
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: Leschi, L., MonPiot 35 (1935/36) 139–155 pl. 5–9; Lehmann, K., JRS 52, 1962, 62–68 pl. 9, 3; Bruneau, Ph. /Vatin, C., BCH 90, 1966, 409 fig. 10; Dunbabin, MosAfr 174–175 pl. 70, 178–179. Blanchard-Lemée, M. AntAJ 15, 1980, 170 fig. 1.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Algeria, Djemila (Cuicul), Musée Archéologique, Inventory: unknown (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID6800, SMID6943
Description: mosaic, mosaic, polychrome, Africa – Material: opus tessellatum – Dating: 150/200 – Discovery: Djemila, Cuicul, Curculum – Description: Mosaik mit verschiedenen Szenen aus dem Leben des Dionysos, darunter auch eine Art mystische Initiation. Mittelszene: Lykourgos (myth. König von Thrakien) und Ambrosia (eine Amme des Dionysos). Aussen: 1. Dionysos bei den Nymphen in Nysa (Amme, Nymphe, Satyr mit Pedum und Trinkgefäss). 2. Tigerreitender Dionysosknabe mit Thyrsos und Nebris. 3. Opferszene: zwei römische Bürger, davon einer in Tunika, bringen ein Opfer an einen rechteckigen Blockaltar (zweistufige Krepis, patera (?) auf Altarkörper, Holzstoss und Feuer auf Altar; daran gelehnt eine Fackel (? nicht entflammt), dahinter ein Baum, von rechts ein einen Bock heranziehender Satyr. 4. Liknonszene: Frau am Liknon enthüllt Phallos, erschrockene Adressatin in Abwehrhaltung, sitzende mit tabellae/Trinkhorn. In den Ecken Viktorien. – Dimensions: L 5,35 m; B 5,25 m
Keywords: MID6800, SMID6943, AgnoIa 5, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus 136, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus 174, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus (In per. occ.) (vol. IV) 8, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus (In per. occ.) (vol. IV) 21, Ino 3, Lykourgos I 36, NymphaI (S) 83, II. 3.c. InItIatIon 75, V. 2.Ite>BIte>. KultInstrumente 858Ite>BIte>, mosaIc, polychrome, AfrIca, opus tessellatum, 150/200, DjemIla, CuIcul, Curculum, AlgerIa, DjemIla (CuIcul), Musée ArchéologIque, unknown, lagoIte>BIte>olon, pedum, thyrsos, fIre (on altar), tree, wood-pIle, sacrIfIce, mysterIes, lIknon, vannus, wInnowIng-fan, keras, drInkIng horn, neIte>BIte>rIs, hIde of deer, phallos, altar: monolIthIc Ite>BIte>lock, AgnoIa, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus, Ino, Lykourgos I, VIctorIa, Satyros, NymphaI
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
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LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID6800, SMID6943 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Agnoia 5, Dionysos/Bacchus 136, Dionysos/Bacchus 174, Dionysos/Bacchus (in per. occ.) (vol. IV) 8, Dionysos/Bacchus (in per. occ.) (vol. IV) 21, Ino 3, Lykourgos I 36, Nymphai (S) 83, II. 3.c. Initiation 75, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 858b
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: lagobolon, pedum, thyrsos, fire (on altar), tree, wood-pile, sacrifice, mysteries, liknon, vannus, winnowing-fan, keras, drinking horn, nebris, hide of deer, phallos, altar: monolithic block, Agnoia, Dionysos/Bacchus, Ino, Lykourgos I, Victoria, Satyros, Nymphai
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: Leschi, L., MonPiot 35 (1935/36) 139–155 pl. 5–9; Lehmann, K., JRS 52, 1962, 62–68 pl. 9, 3; Bruneau, Ph. /Vatin, C., BCH 90, 1966, 409 fig. 10; Dunbabin, MosAfr 174–175 pl. 70, 178–179. Blanchard-Lemée, M. AntAJ 15, 1980, 170 fig. 1.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Algeria, Djemila (Cuicul), Musée Archéologique, Inventory: unknown (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID6800, SMID6943
Description: mosaic, mosaic, polychrome, Africa – Material: opus tessellatum – Dating: 150/200 – Discovery: Djemila, Cuicul, Curculum – Description: Mosaik mit verschiedenen Szenen aus dem Leben des Dionysos, darunter auch eine Art mystische Initiation. Mittelszene: Lykourgos (myth. König von Thrakien) und Ambrosia (eine Amme des Dionysos). Aussen: 1. Dionysos bei den Nymphen in Nysa (Amme, Nymphe, Satyr mit Pedum und Trinkgefäss). 2. Tigerreitender Dionysosknabe mit Thyrsos und Nebris. 3. Opferszene: zwei römische Bürger, davon einer in Tunika, bringen ein Opfer an einen rechteckigen Blockaltar (zweistufige Krepis, patera (?) auf Altarkörper, Holzstoss und Feuer auf Altar; daran gelehnt eine Fackel (? nicht entflammt), dahinter ein Baum, von rechts ein einen Bock heranziehender Satyr. 4. Liknonszene: Frau am Liknon enthüllt Phallos, erschrockene Adressatin in Abwehrhaltung, sitzende mit tabellae/Trinkhorn. In den Ecken Viktorien. – Dimensions: L 5,35 m; B 5,25 m
Keywords: MID6800, SMID6943, AgnoIa 5, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus 136, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus 174, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus (In per. occ.) (vol. IV) 8, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus (In per. occ.) (vol. IV) 21, Ino 3, Lykourgos I 36, NymphaI (S) 83, II. 3.c. InItIatIon 75, V. 2.Ite>BIte>. KultInstrumente 858Ite>BIte>, mosaIc, polychrome, AfrIca, opus tessellatum, 150/200, DjemIla, CuIcul, Curculum, AlgerIa, DjemIla (CuIcul), Musée ArchéologIque, unknown, lagoIte>BIte>olon, pedum, thyrsos, fIre (on altar), tree, wood-pIle, sacrIfIce, mysterIes, lIknon, vannus, wInnowIng-fan, keras, drInkIng horn, neIte>BIte>rIs, hIde of deer, phallos, altar: monolIthIc Ite>BIte>lock, AgnoIa, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus, Ino, Lykourgos I, VIctorIa, Satyros, NymphaI
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
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LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID6800, SMID6943 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Agnoia 5, Dionysos/Bacchus 136, Dionysos/Bacchus 174, Dionysos/Bacchus (in per. occ.) (vol. IV) 8, Dionysos/Bacchus (in per. occ.) (vol. IV) 21, Ino 3, Lykourgos I 36, Nymphai (S) 83, II. 3.c. Initiation 75, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 858b
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: lagobolon, pedum, thyrsos, fire (on altar), tree, wood-pile, sacrifice, mysteries, liknon, vannus, winnowing-fan, keras, drinking horn, nebris, hide of deer, phallos, altar: monolithic block, Agnoia, Dionysos/Bacchus, Ino, Lykourgos I, Victoria, Satyros, Nymphai
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: Leschi, L., MonPiot 35 (1935/36) 139–155 pl. 5–9; Lehmann, K., JRS 52, 1962, 62–68 pl. 9, 3; Bruneau, Ph. /Vatin, C., BCH 90, 1966, 409 fig. 10; Dunbabin, MosAfr 174–175 pl. 70, 178–179. Blanchard-Lemée, M. AntAJ 15, 1980, 170 fig. 1.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Algeria, Djemila (Cuicul), Musée Archéologique, Inventory: unknown (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID6800, SMID6943
Description: mosaic, mosaic, polychrome, Africa – Material: opus tessellatum – Dating: 150/200 – Discovery: Djemila, Cuicul, Curculum – Description: Mosaik mit verschiedenen Szenen aus dem Leben des Dionysos, darunter auch eine Art mystische Initiation. Mittelszene: Lykourgos (myth. König von Thrakien) und Ambrosia (eine Amme des Dionysos). Aussen: 1. Dionysos bei den Nymphen in Nysa (Amme, Nymphe, Satyr mit Pedum und Trinkgefäss). 2. Tigerreitender Dionysosknabe mit Thyrsos und Nebris. 3. Opferszene: zwei römische Bürger, davon einer in Tunika, bringen ein Opfer an einen rechteckigen Blockaltar (zweistufige Krepis, patera (?) auf Altarkörper, Holzstoss und Feuer auf Altar; daran gelehnt eine Fackel (? nicht entflammt), dahinter ein Baum, von rechts ein einen Bock heranziehender Satyr. 4. Liknonszene: Frau am Liknon enthüllt Phallos, erschrockene Adressatin in Abwehrhaltung, sitzende mit tabellae/Trinkhorn. In den Ecken Viktorien. – Dimensions: L 5,35 m; B 5,25 m
Keywords: MID6800, SMID6943, AgnoIa 5, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus 136, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus 174, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus (In per. occ.) (vol. IV) 8, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus (In per. occ.) (vol. IV) 21, Ino 3, Lykourgos I 36, NymphaI (S) 83, II. 3.c. InItIatIon 75, V. 2.Ite>BIte>. KultInstrumente 858Ite>BIte>, mosaIc, polychrome, AfrIca, opus tessellatum, 150/200, DjemIla, CuIcul, Curculum, AlgerIa, DjemIla (CuIcul), Musée ArchéologIque, unknown, lagoIte>BIte>olon, pedum, thyrsos, fIre (on altar), tree, wood-pIle, sacrIfIce, mysterIes, lIknon, vannus, wInnowIng-fan, keras, drInkIng horn, neIte>BIte>rIs, hIde of deer, phallos, altar: monolIthIc Ite>BIte>lock, AgnoIa, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus, Ino, Lykourgos I, VIctorIa, Satyros, NymphaI
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
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LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID6800, SMID6943 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Agnoia 5, Dionysos/Bacchus 136, Dionysos/Bacchus 174, Dionysos/Bacchus (in per. occ.) (vol. IV) 8, Dionysos/Bacchus (in per. occ.) (vol. IV) 21, Ino 3, Lykourgos I 36, Nymphai (S) 83, II. 3.c. Initiation 75, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 858b
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: lagobolon, pedum, thyrsos, fire (on altar), tree, wood-pile, sacrifice, mysteries, liknon, vannus, winnowing-fan, keras, drinking horn, nebris, hide of deer, phallos, altar: monolithic block, Agnoia, Dionysos/Bacchus, Ino, Lykourgos I, Victoria, Satyros, Nymphai
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: Leschi, L., MonPiot 35 (1935/36) 139–155 pl. 5–9; Lehmann, K., JRS 52, 1962, 62–68 pl. 9, 3; Bruneau, Ph. /Vatin, C., BCH 90, 1966, 409 fig. 10; Dunbabin, MosAfr 174–175 pl. 70, 178–179. Blanchard-Lemée, M. AntAJ 15, 1980, 170 fig. 1.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Algeria, Djemila (Cuicul), Musée Archéologique, Inventory: unknown (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID6800, SMID6943
Description: mosaic, mosaic, polychrome, Africa – Material: opus tessellatum – Dating: 150/200 – Discovery: Djemila, Cuicul, Curculum – Description: Mosaik mit verschiedenen Szenen aus dem Leben des Dionysos, darunter auch eine Art mystische Initiation. Mittelszene: Lykourgos (myth. König von Thrakien) und Ambrosia (eine Amme des Dionysos). Aussen: 1. Dionysos bei den Nymphen in Nysa (Amme, Nymphe, Satyr mit Pedum und Trinkgefäss). 2. Tigerreitender Dionysosknabe mit Thyrsos und Nebris. 3. Opferszene: zwei römische Bürger, davon einer in Tunika, bringen ein Opfer an einen rechteckigen Blockaltar (zweistufige Krepis, patera (?) auf Altarkörper, Holzstoss und Feuer auf Altar; daran gelehnt eine Fackel (? nicht entflammt), dahinter ein Baum, von rechts ein einen Bock heranziehender Satyr. 4. Liknonszene: Frau am Liknon enthüllt Phallos, erschrockene Adressatin in Abwehrhaltung, sitzende mit tabellae/Trinkhorn. In den Ecken Viktorien. – Dimensions: L 5,35 m; B 5,25 m
Keywords: MID6800, SMID6943, AgnoIa 5, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus 136, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus 174, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus (In per. occ.) (vol. IV) 8, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus (In per. occ.) (vol. IV) 21, Ino 3, Lykourgos I 36, NymphaI (S) 83, II. 3.c. InItIatIon 75, V. 2.Ite>BIte>. KultInstrumente 858Ite>BIte>, mosaIc, polychrome, AfrIca, opus tessellatum, 150/200, DjemIla, CuIcul, Curculum, AlgerIa, DjemIla (CuIcul), Musée ArchéologIque, unknown, lagoIte>BIte>olon, pedum, thyrsos, fIre (on altar), tree, wood-pIle, sacrIfIce, mysterIes, lIknon, vannus, wInnowIng-fan, keras, drInkIng horn, neIte>BIte>rIs, hIde of deer, phallos, altar: monolIthIc Ite>BIte>lock, AgnoIa, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus, Ino, Lykourgos I, VIctorIa, Satyros, NymphaI
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
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LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID6800, SMID6943 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Agnoia 5, Dionysos/Bacchus 136, Dionysos/Bacchus 174, Dionysos/Bacchus (in per. occ.) (vol. IV) 8, Dionysos/Bacchus (in per. occ.) (vol. IV) 21, Ino 3, Lykourgos I 36, Nymphai (S) 83, II. 3.c. Initiation 75, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 858b
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: lagobolon, pedum, thyrsos, fire (on altar), tree, wood-pile, sacrifice, mysteries, liknon, vannus, winnowing-fan, keras, drinking horn, nebris, hide of deer, phallos, altar: monolithic block, Agnoia, Dionysos/Bacchus, Ino, Lykourgos I, Victoria, Satyros, Nymphai
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: Leschi, L., MonPiot 35 (1935/36) 139–155 pl. 5–9; Lehmann, K., JRS 52, 1962, 62–68 pl. 9, 3; Bruneau, Ph. /Vatin, C., BCH 90, 1966, 409 fig. 10; Dunbabin, MosAfr 174–175 pl. 70, 178–179. Blanchard-Lemée, M. AntAJ 15, 1980, 170 fig. 1.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Algeria, Djemila (Cuicul), Musée Archéologique, Inventory: unknown (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID6800, SMID6943
Description: mosaic, mosaic, polychrome, Africa – Material: opus tessellatum – Dating: 150/200 – Discovery: Djemila, Cuicul, Curculum – Description: Mosaik mit verschiedenen Szenen aus dem Leben des Dionysos, darunter auch eine Art mystische Initiation. Mittelszene: Lykourgos (myth. König von Thrakien) und Ambrosia (eine Amme des Dionysos). Aussen: 1. Dionysos bei den Nymphen in Nysa (Amme, Nymphe, Satyr mit Pedum und Trinkgefäss). 2. Tigerreitender Dionysosknabe mit Thyrsos und Nebris. 3. Opferszene: zwei römische Bürger, davon einer in Tunika, bringen ein Opfer an einen rechteckigen Blockaltar (zweistufige Krepis, patera (?) auf Altarkörper, Holzstoss und Feuer auf Altar; daran gelehnt eine Fackel (? nicht entflammt), dahinter ein Baum, von rechts ein einen Bock heranziehender Satyr. 4. Liknonszene: Frau am Liknon enthüllt Phallos, erschrockene Adressatin in Abwehrhaltung, sitzende mit tabellae/Trinkhorn. In den Ecken Viktorien. – Dimensions: L 5,35 m; B 5,25 m
Keywords: MID6800, SMID6943, AgnoIa 5, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus 136, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus 174, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus (In per. occ.) (vol. IV) 8, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus (In per. occ.) (vol. IV) 21, Ino 3, Lykourgos I 36, NymphaI (S) 83, II. 3.c. InItIatIon 75, V. 2.Ite>BIte>. KultInstrumente 858Ite>BIte>, mosaIc, polychrome, AfrIca, opus tessellatum, 150/200, DjemIla, CuIcul, Curculum, AlgerIa, DjemIla (CuIcul), Musée ArchéologIque, unknown, lagoIte>BIte>olon, pedum, thyrsos, fIre (on altar), tree, wood-pIle, sacrIfIce, mysterIes, lIknon, vannus, wInnowIng-fan, keras, drInkIng horn, neIte>BIte>rIs, hIde of deer, phallos, altar: monolIthIc Ite>BIte>lock, AgnoIa, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus, Ino, Lykourgos I, VIctorIa, Satyros, NymphaI
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
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LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID6800, SMID6943 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Agnoia 5, Dionysos/Bacchus 136, Dionysos/Bacchus 174, Dionysos/Bacchus (in per. occ.) (vol. IV) 8, Dionysos/Bacchus (in per. occ.) (vol. IV) 21, Ino 3, Lykourgos I 36, Nymphai (S) 83, II. 3.c. Initiation 75, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 858b
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: lagobolon, pedum, thyrsos, fire (on altar), tree, wood-pile, sacrifice, mysteries, liknon, vannus, winnowing-fan, keras, drinking horn, nebris, hide of deer, phallos, altar: monolithic block, Agnoia, Dionysos/Bacchus, Ino, Lykourgos I, Victoria, Satyros, Nymphai
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: Leschi, L., MonPiot 35 (1935/36) 139–155 pl. 5–9; Lehmann, K., JRS 52, 1962, 62–68 pl. 9, 3; Bruneau, Ph. /Vatin, C., BCH 90, 1966, 409 fig. 10; Dunbabin, MosAfr 174–175 pl. 70, 178–179. Blanchard-Lemée, M. AntAJ 15, 1980, 170 fig. 1.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Algeria, Djemila (Cuicul), Musée Archéologique, Inventory: unknown (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID6800, SMID6943
Description: mosaic, mosaic, polychrome, Africa – Material: opus tessellatum – Dating: 150/200 – Discovery: Djemila, Cuicul, Curculum – Description: Mosaik mit verschiedenen Szenen aus dem Leben des Dionysos, darunter auch eine Art mystische Initiation. Mittelszene: Lykourgos (myth. König von Thrakien) und Ambrosia (eine Amme des Dionysos). Aussen: 1. Dionysos bei den Nymphen in Nysa (Amme, Nymphe, Satyr mit Pedum und Trinkgefäss). 2. Tigerreitender Dionysosknabe mit Thyrsos und Nebris. 3. Opferszene: zwei römische Bürger, davon einer in Tunika, bringen ein Opfer an einen rechteckigen Blockaltar (zweistufige Krepis, patera (?) auf Altarkörper, Holzstoss und Feuer auf Altar; daran gelehnt eine Fackel (? nicht entflammt), dahinter ein Baum, von rechts ein einen Bock heranziehender Satyr. 4. Liknonszene: Frau am Liknon enthüllt Phallos, erschrockene Adressatin in Abwehrhaltung, sitzende mit tabellae/Trinkhorn. In den Ecken Viktorien. – Dimensions: L 5,35 m; B 5,25 m
Keywords: MID6800, SMID6943, AgnoIa 5, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus 136, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus 174, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus (In per. occ.) (vol. IV) 8, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus (In per. occ.) (vol. IV) 21, Ino 3, Lykourgos I 36, NymphaI (S) 83, II. 3.c. InItIatIon 75, V. 2.Ite>BIte>. KultInstrumente 858Ite>BIte>, mosaIc, polychrome, AfrIca, opus tessellatum, 150/200, DjemIla, CuIcul, Curculum, AlgerIa, DjemIla (CuIcul), Musée ArchéologIque, unknown, lagoIte>BIte>olon, pedum, thyrsos, fIre (on altar), tree, wood-pIle, sacrIfIce, mysterIes, lIknon, vannus, wInnowIng-fan, keras, drInkIng horn, neIte>BIte>rIs, hIde of deer, phallos, altar: monolIthIc Ite>BIte>lock, AgnoIa, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus, Ino, Lykourgos I, VIctorIa, Satyros, NymphaI
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
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LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID6800, SMID6943 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Agnoia 5, Dionysos/Bacchus 136, Dionysos/Bacchus 174, Dionysos/Bacchus (in per. occ.) (vol. IV) 8, Dionysos/Bacchus (in per. occ.) (vol. IV) 21, Ino 3, Lykourgos I 36, Nymphai (S) 83, II. 3.c. Initiation 75, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 858b
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: lagobolon, pedum, thyrsos, fire (on altar), tree, wood-pile, sacrifice, mysteries, liknon, vannus, winnowing-fan, keras, drinking horn, nebris, hide of deer, phallos, altar: monolithic block, Agnoia, Dionysos/Bacchus, Ino, Lykourgos I, Victoria, Satyros, Nymphai
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: Leschi, L., MonPiot 35 (1935/36) 139–155 pl. 5–9; Lehmann, K., JRS 52, 1962, 62–68 pl. 9, 3; Bruneau, Ph. /Vatin, C., BCH 90, 1966, 409 fig. 10; Dunbabin, MosAfr 174–175 pl. 70, 178–179. Blanchard-Lemée, M. AntAJ 15, 1980, 170 fig. 1.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Algeria, Djemila (Cuicul), Musée Archéologique, Inventory: unknown (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID6800, SMID6943
Description: mosaic, mosaic, polychrome, Africa – Material: opus tessellatum – Dating: 150/200 – Discovery: Djemila, Cuicul, Curculum – Description: Mosaik mit verschiedenen Szenen aus dem Leben des Dionysos, darunter auch eine Art mystische Initiation. Mittelszene: Lykourgos (myth. König von Thrakien) und Ambrosia (eine Amme des Dionysos). Aussen: 1. Dionysos bei den Nymphen in Nysa (Amme, Nymphe, Satyr mit Pedum und Trinkgefäss). 2. Tigerreitender Dionysosknabe mit Thyrsos und Nebris. 3. Opferszene: zwei römische Bürger, davon einer in Tunika, bringen ein Opfer an einen rechteckigen Blockaltar (zweistufige Krepis, patera (?) auf Altarkörper, Holzstoss und Feuer auf Altar; daran gelehnt eine Fackel (? nicht entflammt), dahinter ein Baum, von rechts ein einen Bock heranziehender Satyr. 4. Liknonszene: Frau am Liknon enthüllt Phallos, erschrockene Adressatin in Abwehrhaltung, sitzende mit tabellae/Trinkhorn. In den Ecken Viktorien. – Dimensions: L 5,35 m; B 5,25 m
Keywords: MID6800, SMID6943, AgnoIa 5, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus 136, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus 174, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus (In per. occ.) (vol. IV) 8, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus (In per. occ.) (vol. IV) 21, Ino 3, Lykourgos I 36, NymphaI (S) 83, II. 3.c. InItIatIon 75, V. 2.Ite>BIte>. KultInstrumente 858Ite>BIte>, mosaIc, polychrome, AfrIca, opus tessellatum, 150/200, DjemIla, CuIcul, Curculum, AlgerIa, DjemIla (CuIcul), Musée ArchéologIque, unknown, lagoIte>BIte>olon, pedum, thyrsos, fIre (on altar), tree, wood-pIle, sacrIfIce, mysterIes, lIknon, vannus, wInnowIng-fan, keras, drInkIng horn, neIte>BIte>rIs, hIde of deer, phallos, altar: monolIthIc Ite>BIte>lock, AgnoIa, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus, Ino, Lykourgos I, VIctorIa, Satyros, NymphaI
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
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LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID6800, SMID6943 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Agnoia 5, Dionysos/Bacchus 136, Dionysos/Bacchus 174, Dionysos/Bacchus (in per. occ.) (vol. IV) 8, Dionysos/Bacchus (in per. occ.) (vol. IV) 21, Ino 3, Lykourgos I 36, Nymphai (S) 83, II. 3.c. Initiation 75, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 858b
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: lagobolon, pedum, thyrsos, fire (on altar), tree, wood-pile, sacrifice, mysteries, liknon, vannus, winnowing-fan, keras, drinking horn, nebris, hide of deer, phallos, altar: monolithic block, Agnoia, Dionysos/Bacchus, Ino, Lykourgos I, Victoria, Satyros, Nymphai
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: Leschi, L., MonPiot 35 (1935/36) 139–155 pl. 5–9; Lehmann, K., JRS 52, 1962, 62–68 pl. 9, 3; Bruneau, Ph. /Vatin, C., BCH 90, 1966, 409 fig. 10; Dunbabin, MosAfr 174–175 pl. 70, 178–179. Blanchard-Lemée, M. AntAJ 15, 1980, 170 fig. 1.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Algeria, Djemila (Cuicul), Musée Archéologique, Inventory: unknown (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID6800, SMID6943
Description: mosaic, mosaic, polychrome, Africa – Material: opus tessellatum – Dating: 150/200 – Discovery: Djemila, Cuicul, Curculum – Description: Mosaik mit verschiedenen Szenen aus dem Leben des Dionysos, darunter auch eine Art mystische Initiation. Mittelszene: Lykourgos (myth. König von Thrakien) und Ambrosia (eine Amme des Dionysos). Aussen: 1. Dionysos bei den Nymphen in Nysa (Amme, Nymphe, Satyr mit Pedum und Trinkgefäss). 2. Tigerreitender Dionysosknabe mit Thyrsos und Nebris. 3. Opferszene: zwei römische Bürger, davon einer in Tunika, bringen ein Opfer an einen rechteckigen Blockaltar (zweistufige Krepis, patera (?) auf Altarkörper, Holzstoss und Feuer auf Altar; daran gelehnt eine Fackel (? nicht entflammt), dahinter ein Baum, von rechts ein einen Bock heranziehender Satyr. 4. Liknonszene: Frau am Liknon enthüllt Phallos, erschrockene Adressatin in Abwehrhaltung, sitzende mit tabellae/Trinkhorn. In den Ecken Viktorien. – Dimensions: L 5,35 m; B 5,25 m
Keywords: MID6800, SMID6943, AgnoIa 5, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus 136, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus 174, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus (In per. occ.) (vol. IV) 8, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus (In per. occ.) (vol. IV) 21, Ino 3, Lykourgos I 36, NymphaI (S) 83, II. 3.c. InItIatIon 75, V. 2.Ite>BIte>. KultInstrumente 858Ite>BIte>, mosaIc, polychrome, AfrIca, opus tessellatum, 150/200, DjemIla, CuIcul, Curculum, AlgerIa, DjemIla (CuIcul), Musée ArchéologIque, unknown, lagoIte>BIte>olon, pedum, thyrsos, fIre (on altar), tree, wood-pIle, sacrIfIce, mysterIes, lIknon, vannus, wInnowIng-fan, keras, drInkIng horn, neIte>BIte>rIs, hIde of deer, phallos, altar: monolIthIc Ite>BIte>lock, AgnoIa, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus, Ino, Lykourgos I, VIctorIa, Satyros, NymphaI
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
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LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID6800, SMID6943 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Agnoia 5, Dionysos/Bacchus 136, Dionysos/Bacchus 174, Dionysos/Bacchus (in per. occ.) (vol. IV) 8, Dionysos/Bacchus (in per. occ.) (vol. IV) 21, Ino 3, Lykourgos I 36, Nymphai (S) 83, II. 3.c. Initiation 75, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 858b
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: lagobolon, pedum, thyrsos, fire (on altar), tree, wood-pile, sacrifice, mysteries, liknon, vannus, winnowing-fan, keras, drinking horn, nebris, hide of deer, phallos, altar: monolithic block, Agnoia, Dionysos/Bacchus, Ino, Lykourgos I, Victoria, Satyros, Nymphai
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: Leschi, L., MonPiot 35 (1935/36) 139–155 pl. 5–9; Lehmann, K., JRS 52, 1962, 62–68 pl. 9, 3; Bruneau, Ph. /Vatin, C., BCH 90, 1966, 409 fig. 10; Dunbabin, MosAfr 174–175 pl. 70, 178–179. Blanchard-Lemée, M. AntAJ 15, 1980, 170 fig. 1.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Algeria, Djemila (Cuicul), Musée Archéologique, Inventory: unknown (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID6800, SMID6943
Description: mosaic, mosaic, polychrome, Africa – Material: opus tessellatum – Dating: 150/200 – Discovery: Djemila, Cuicul, Curculum – Description: Mosaik mit verschiedenen Szenen aus dem Leben des Dionysos, darunter auch eine Art mystische Initiation. Mittelszene: Lykourgos (myth. König von Thrakien) und Ambrosia (eine Amme des Dionysos). Aussen: 1. Dionysos bei den Nymphen in Nysa (Amme, Nymphe, Satyr mit Pedum und Trinkgefäss). 2. Tigerreitender Dionysosknabe mit Thyrsos und Nebris. 3. Opferszene: zwei römische Bürger, davon einer in Tunika, bringen ein Opfer an einen rechteckigen Blockaltar (zweistufige Krepis, patera (?) auf Altarkörper, Holzstoss und Feuer auf Altar; daran gelehnt eine Fackel (? nicht entflammt), dahinter ein Baum, von rechts ein einen Bock heranziehender Satyr. 4. Liknonszene: Frau am Liknon enthüllt Phallos, erschrockene Adressatin in Abwehrhaltung, sitzende mit tabellae/Trinkhorn. In den Ecken Viktorien. – Dimensions: L 5,35 m; B 5,25 m
Keywords: MID6800, SMID6943, AgnoIa 5, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus 136, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus 174, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus (In per. occ.) (vol. IV) 8, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus (In per. occ.) (vol. IV) 21, Ino 3, Lykourgos I 36, NymphaI (S) 83, II. 3.c. InItIatIon 75, V. 2.Ite>BIte>. KultInstrumente 858Ite>BIte>, mosaIc, polychrome, AfrIca, opus tessellatum, 150/200, DjemIla, CuIcul, Curculum, AlgerIa, DjemIla (CuIcul), Musée ArchéologIque, unknown, lagoIte>BIte>olon, pedum, thyrsos, fIre (on altar), tree, wood-pIle, sacrIfIce, mysterIes, lIknon, vannus, wInnowIng-fan, keras, drInkIng horn, neIte>BIte>rIs, hIde of deer, phallos, altar: monolIthIc Ite>BIte>lock, AgnoIa, DIonysos/Ite>BIte>acchus, Ino, Lykourgos I, VIctorIa, Satyros, NymphaI
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
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LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID6800, SMID6943 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Agnoia 5, Dionysos/Bacchus 136, Dionysos/Bacchus 174, Dionysos/Bacchus (in per. occ.) (vol. IV) 8, Dionysos/Bacchus (in per. occ.) (vol. IV) 21, Ino 3, Lykourgos I 36, Nymphai (S) 83, II. 3.c. Initiation 75, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 858b
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: lagobolon, pedum, thyrsos, fire (on altar), tree, wood-pile, sacrifice, mysteries, liknon, vannus, winnowing-fan, keras, drinking horn, nebris, hide of deer, phallos, altar: monolithic block, Agnoia, Dionysos/Bacchus, Ino, Lykourgos I, Victoria, Satyros, Nymphai
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: Leschi, L., MonPiot 35 (1935/36) 139–155 pl. 5–9; Lehmann, K., JRS 52, 1962, 62–68 pl. 9, 3; Bruneau, Ph. /Vatin, C., BCH 90, 1966, 409 fig. 10; Dunbabin, MosAfr 174–175 pl. 70, 178–179. Blanchard-Lemée, M. AntAJ 15, 1980, 170 fig. 1.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Algeria, Djemila (Cuicul), Musée Archéologique, Inventory: unknown (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID3015, SMID48711
Description: cameo, gem, Roman – Material: sardonyx – Dating: 41/54 – Discovery: (not specified) – Description: sog. Grand Camée mit Darstellungen in drei Registern. Im mittleren Streifen Tiberius als Zeus mit Ägismantel, Eichenkranz, Szepter in der erhobenen l. Hand, lituus in der Rechten, zusammen mit seiner Mutter Livia als Ceres (Ähren und Mohnkolben) auf gemeinsamem Doppelthron sitzend (abweichende Deutung des im Jupiterschema abgebildeten Kaisers als Nero von Meyer a.O.). Weitere Personen zu beiden Seiten des Kaisers wurden als Drusus, Caligula und Germanicus gedeutet. In der oberen Szene die Apotheose des Augustus, dieser trägt einen Strahlenkranz und sitzt auf dem Rücken von Aion, links und rechts zwei weitere Personen (die rechte auf einem Flügelpferd), vermutlich handelt es sich um verstorbene Prinzen aus der kaiserlichen Familie. Das unterste Register zeigt sitzende Frauen und Kinder, einige haben den Kopf auf die Arme gestützt (vermutlich Unterworfene?)
Keywords: MID3015, SMID48711, AIgIs (S) 13, AIon 18a, Apollon/Apollo 500, ArmenIa 14, AskanIos 26, Demeter/Ceres (vol. IV) 174, Honos 27, Pegasos (Pegasos, Ite>BIte>ellerophon) 92a, ProvIdentIa 13, SIIte>BIte>yllae 24, Stellae (S) 11, VentI 25, II. 3.d. HeroIsIerung, Apotheose 358Ite>BIte>, III. 6.a. DIvInatIon röm 160h, V. 2.Ite>BIte>. KultInstrumente 1542Ite>BIte>, cameo, gem, Roman, sardonyx, 41/54, France, ParIs, CaIte>BIte>Inet des MédaIlles et AntIques de la Ite>BIte>IIte>BIte>lIothèque NatIonale de France, 264, Grand Camée de France, wreath, crown, stephane, corona, throne, sceptre, ear of corn, poppy, lItuus (curved staff of the augurs), halo, nImIte>BIte>us, wInged horse, aegIs, Ventus, AIgIs, AIon, Apollon/Apollo, ArmenIa, AskanIos, Demeter/Ceres, Honos, ProvIdentIa, SIIte>BIte>yllae, Sterope I, Pegasos, Augustus, TIIte>BIte>erIus, LIvIa
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
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LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID3015, SMID48711 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Aigis (S) 13, Aion 18a, Apollon/Apollo 500, Armenia 14, Askanios 26, Demeter/Ceres (vol. IV) 174, Honos 27, Pegasos (Pegasos, Bellerophon) 92a, Providentia 13, Sibyllae 24, Stellae (S) 11, Venti 25, II. 3.d. Heroisierung, Apotheose 358b, III. 6.a. Divination, röm. 160h, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 1542b
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: wreath, crown, stephane, corona, throne, sceptre, ear of corn, poppy, lituus (curved staff of the augurs), halo, nimbus, winged horse, aegis, Ventus, Aigis, Aion, Apollon/Apollo, Armenia, Askanios, Demeter/Ceres, Honos, Providentia, Sibyllae, Sterope I, Pegasos, Augustus, Tiberius, Livia
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: Vierneisel, K. /Zanker, P., Die Bildnisse des Augustus, Sonderaustellung München (1979) no. 16; Megow, W., Kameen von Augustus bis Alexander Severus, Berlin (1987) A 85 Taf. 33 (claudisch); Meyer 2, 11–28 (neronisch). Vierneisel, K. /Zanker, P., Die Bildnisse des Augustus, Sonderaustellung München (1979) no. 16; Megow, W., Kameen von Augustus bis Alexander Severus, Berlin (1987) A 85 Taf. 33 (claudisch); Meyer 2, 11–28 (neronisch).
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: France, Paris, Cabinet des Médailles et Antiques de la Bibliothèque Nationale de France, Inventory: 264 (1. Inv.), Grand Camée de France, (2. Inv.)

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Title: MID3015, SMID48711
Description: cameo, gem, Roman – Material: sardonyx – Dating: 41/54 – Discovery: (not specified) – Description: sog. Grand Camée mit Darstellungen in drei Registern. Im mittleren Streifen Tiberius als Zeus mit Ägismantel, Eichenkranz, Szepter in der erhobenen l. Hand, lituus in der Rechten, zusammen mit seiner Mutter Livia als Ceres (Ähren und Mohnkolben) auf gemeinsamem Doppelthron sitzend (abweichende Deutung des im Jupiterschema abgebildeten Kaisers als Nero von Meyer a.O.). Weitere Personen zu beiden Seiten des Kaisers wurden als Drusus, Caligula und Germanicus gedeutet. In der oberen Szene die Apotheose des Augustus, dieser trägt einen Strahlenkranz und sitzt auf dem Rücken von Aion, links und rechts zwei weitere Personen (die rechte auf einem Flügelpferd), vermutlich handelt es sich um verstorbene Prinzen aus der kaiserlichen Familie. Das unterste Register zeigt sitzende Frauen und Kinder, einige haben den Kopf auf die Arme gestützt (vermutlich Unterworfene?)
Keywords: MID3015, SMID48711, AIgIs (S) 13, AIon 18a, Apollon/Apollo 500, ArmenIa 14, AskanIos 26, Demeter/Ceres (vol. IV) 174, Honos 27, Pegasos (Pegasos, Ite>BIte>ellerophon) 92a, ProvIdentIa 13, SIIte>BIte>yllae 24, Stellae (S) 11, VentI 25, II. 3.d. HeroIsIerung, Apotheose 358Ite>BIte>, III. 6.a. DIvInatIon röm 160h, V. 2.Ite>BIte>. KultInstrumente 1542Ite>BIte>, cameo, gem, Roman, sardonyx, 41/54, France, ParIs, CaIte>BIte>Inet des MédaIlles et AntIques de la Ite>BIte>IIte>BIte>lIothèque NatIonale de France, 264, Grand Camée de France, wreath, crown, stephane, corona, throne, sceptre, ear of corn, poppy, lItuus (curved staff of the augurs), halo, nImIte>BIte>us, wInged horse, aegIs, Ventus, AIgIs, AIon, Apollon/Apollo, ArmenIa, AskanIos, Demeter/Ceres, Honos, ProvIdentIa, SIIte>BIte>yllae, Sterope I, Pegasos, Augustus, TIIte>BIte>erIus, LIvIa
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
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LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID3015, SMID48711 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Aigis (S) 13, Aion 18a, Apollon/Apollo 500, Armenia 14, Askanios 26, Demeter/Ceres (vol. IV) 174, Honos 27, Pegasos (Pegasos, Bellerophon) 92a, Providentia 13, Sibyllae 24, Stellae (S) 11, Venti 25, II. 3.d. Heroisierung, Apotheose 358b, III. 6.a. Divination, röm. 160h, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 1542b
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: wreath, crown, stephane, corona, throne, sceptre, ear of corn, poppy, lituus (curved staff of the augurs), halo, nimbus, winged horse, aegis, Ventus, Aigis, Aion, Apollon/Apollo, Armenia, Askanios, Demeter/Ceres, Honos, Providentia, Sibyllae, Sterope I, Pegasos, Augustus, Tiberius, Livia
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: Vierneisel, K. /Zanker, P., Die Bildnisse des Augustus, Sonderaustellung München (1979) no. 16; Megow, W., Kameen von Augustus bis Alexander Severus, Berlin (1987) A 85 Taf. 33 (claudisch); Meyer 2, 11–28 (neronisch). Vierneisel, K. /Zanker, P., Die Bildnisse des Augustus, Sonderaustellung München (1979) no. 16; Megow, W., Kameen von Augustus bis Alexander Severus, Berlin (1987) A 85 Taf. 33 (claudisch); Meyer 2, 11–28 (neronisch).
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: France, Paris, Cabinet des Médailles et Antiques de la Bibliothèque Nationale de France, Inventory: 264 (1. Inv.), Grand Camée de France, (2. Inv.)

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Title: MID6734, SMID6876
Description: lekythos, pottery, Attica – Material: terracotta – Dating: -350/-325 – Discovery: Kertch, Pantikapaion – Description: Im Zentrum Demeter, auf Kasten sitzend, Szepter im rechten Arm, rechts daneben Kore, Fackel in beiden Händen, rechts daneben Mann (Herakles, Eubouleus oder Apollon?), an Felsen lehnend, Fackel in linker Hand, zwischen Kore und Mann schwebend Triptolemos auf Flügelwagen mit Schlangen, in linker Hand Ähren. Links von Demeter Dionysos, Thyrsosstab in linker Hand, links davon Athena, sitzend, Lanze in rechter Hand, Schild (angelehnt) unter linkem Arm. – Dimensions: H 27,5 cm
Keywords: MID6734, SMID6876, Athena 499, Ite>BIte>oreas 58, Demeter (vol. IV) 406, DIonysos 525, EuIte>BIte>ouleus 16, OreIthyIa I 16, Persephone (S) 168, I. 2.c. Rauchopfer 22, II. 3.c. InItIatIon 28, V. 2.Ite>BIte>. KultInstrumente 1475, lekythos, pottery, AttIca, terracotta, -350/-325, Kertch, PantIkapaIon, France, ParIs, Musée du Louvre, CA 2190, K 35, S 1594, sceptre, thyrsos, ear of corn, torch, wInged charIot, charIot drawn Ite>BIte>y serpents, Apollon, Athena, Demeter, DIonysos, EuIte>BIte>ouleus, Herakles, Persephone, TrIptolemos, Kore
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
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LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID6734, SMID6876 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Athena 499, Boreas 58, Demeter (vol. IV) 406, Dionysos 525, Eubouleus 16, Oreithyia I 16, Persephone (S) 168, I. 2.c. Rauchopfer 22, II. 3.c. Initiation 28, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 1475
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: sceptre, thyrsos, ear of corn, torch, winged chariot, chariot drawn by serpents, Apollon, Athena, Demeter, Dionysos, Eubouleus, Herakles, Persephone, Triptolemos, Kore
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: Courby, Vases à reliefs 140f. Nr. 15 Taf. 5; Grossman, B. G., The Eleusinian Gods and Heroes in Greek Art (1959) FT 4, 5; Pottier, in: REG 32 (1919) 406f. Taf. 1 Abb. 1; Jacobsthal, OrnGrV Taf. 130b; Nilsson, M. P., Opuscula selecta II (1952) 562 Nr. 5; Recueil Ch. Dugas (1960) 137 Nr. 94; Kerényi, Eleusis Taf. 40–42; Mylonas, G. E., ELEUSIS KAI DIONYSOS, in: AEphem 1960, 92 Abb. 5; Zervoudaki, E. A., in: AM 83 (1968) 16 Nr. 9 Taf. 22, 1–2; Graf, Eleusis 188 Nr. 14; Schwarz, G., Triptolemos (1987) 165f. V150; Hayashi, T., Bedeutung und Wandel des Triptolemosbildes vom 6. -4. Jh. v. Chr. (1992) 167 Nr. 147.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: France, Paris, Musée du Louvre, Inventory: CA 2190 (1. Inv.), K 35 (2. Inv.), S 1594 (3. Inv.)

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Title: MID6734, SMID6876
Description: lekythos, pottery, Attica – Material: terracotta – Dating: -350/-325 – Discovery: Kertch, Pantikapaion – Description: Im Zentrum Demeter, auf Kasten sitzend, Szepter im rechten Arm, rechts daneben Kore, Fackel in beiden Händen, rechts daneben Mann (Herakles, Eubouleus oder Apollon?), an Felsen lehnend, Fackel in linker Hand, zwischen Kore und Mann schwebend Triptolemos auf Flügelwagen mit Schlangen, in linker Hand Ähren. Links von Demeter Dionysos, Thyrsosstab in linker Hand, links davon Athena, sitzend, Lanze in rechter Hand, Schild (angelehnt) unter linkem Arm. – Dimensions: H 27,5 cm
Keywords: MID6734, SMID6876, Athena 499, Ite>BIte>oreas 58, Demeter (vol. IV) 406, DIonysos 525, EuIte>BIte>ouleus 16, OreIthyIa I 16, Persephone (S) 168, I. 2.c. Rauchopfer 22, II. 3.c. InItIatIon 28, V. 2.Ite>BIte>. KultInstrumente 1475, lekythos, pottery, AttIca, terracotta, -350/-325, Kertch, PantIkapaIon, France, ParIs, Musée du Louvre, CA 2190, K 35, S 1594, sceptre, thyrsos, ear of corn, torch, wInged charIot, charIot drawn Ite>BIte>y serpents, Apollon, Athena, Demeter, DIonysos, EuIte>BIte>ouleus, Herakles, Persephone, TrIptolemos, Kore
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
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LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID6734, SMID6876 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Athena 499, Boreas 58, Demeter (vol. IV) 406, Dionysos 525, Eubouleus 16, Oreithyia I 16, Persephone (S) 168, I. 2.c. Rauchopfer 22, II. 3.c. Initiation 28, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 1475
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: sceptre, thyrsos, ear of corn, torch, winged chariot, chariot drawn by serpents, Apollon, Athena, Demeter, Dionysos, Eubouleus, Herakles, Persephone, Triptolemos, Kore
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: Courby, Vases à reliefs 140f. Nr. 15 Taf. 5; Grossman, B. G., The Eleusinian Gods and Heroes in Greek Art (1959) FT 4, 5; Pottier, in: REG 32 (1919) 406f. Taf. 1 Abb. 1; Jacobsthal, OrnGrV Taf. 130b; Nilsson, M. P., Opuscula selecta II (1952) 562 Nr. 5; Recueil Ch. Dugas (1960) 137 Nr. 94; Kerényi, Eleusis Taf. 40–42; Mylonas, G. E., ELEUSIS KAI DIONYSOS, in: AEphem 1960, 92 Abb. 5; Zervoudaki, E. A., in: AM 83 (1968) 16 Nr. 9 Taf. 22, 1–2; Graf, Eleusis 188 Nr. 14; Schwarz, G., Triptolemos (1987) 165f. V150; Hayashi, T., Bedeutung und Wandel des Triptolemosbildes vom 6. -4. Jh. v. Chr. (1992) 167 Nr. 147.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: France, Paris, Musée du Louvre, Inventory: CA 2190 (1. Inv.), K 35 (2. Inv.), S 1594 (3. Inv.)

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Title: MID6734, SMID6876
Description: lekythos, pottery, Attica – Material: terracotta – Dating: -350/-325 – Discovery: Kertch, Pantikapaion – Description: Im Zentrum Demeter, auf Kasten sitzend, Szepter im rechten Arm, rechts daneben Kore, Fackel in beiden Händen, rechts daneben Mann (Herakles, Eubouleus oder Apollon?), an Felsen lehnend, Fackel in linker Hand, zwischen Kore und Mann schwebend Triptolemos auf Flügelwagen mit Schlangen, in linker Hand Ähren. Links von Demeter Dionysos, Thyrsosstab in linker Hand, links davon Athena, sitzend, Lanze in rechter Hand, Schild (angelehnt) unter linkem Arm. – Dimensions: H 27,5 cm
Keywords: MID6734, SMID6876, Athena 499, Ite>BIte>oreas 58, Demeter (vol. IV) 406, DIonysos 525, EuIte>BIte>ouleus 16, OreIthyIa I 16, Persephone (S) 168, I. 2.c. Rauchopfer 22, II. 3.c. InItIatIon 28, V. 2.Ite>BIte>. KultInstrumente 1475, lekythos, pottery, AttIca, terracotta, -350/-325, Kertch, PantIkapaIon, France, ParIs, Musée du Louvre, CA 2190, K 35, S 1594, sceptre, thyrsos, ear of corn, torch, wInged charIot, charIot drawn Ite>BIte>y serpents, Apollon, Athena, Demeter, DIonysos, EuIte>BIte>ouleus, Herakles, Persephone, TrIptolemos, Kore
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
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LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID6734, SMID6876 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Athena 499, Boreas 58, Demeter (vol. IV) 406, Dionysos 525, Eubouleus 16, Oreithyia I 16, Persephone (S) 168, I. 2.c. Rauchopfer 22, II. 3.c. Initiation 28, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 1475
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: sceptre, thyrsos, ear of corn, torch, winged chariot, chariot drawn by serpents, Apollon, Athena, Demeter, Dionysos, Eubouleus, Herakles, Persephone, Triptolemos, Kore
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: Courby, Vases à reliefs 140f. Nr. 15 Taf. 5; Grossman, B. G., The Eleusinian Gods and Heroes in Greek Art (1959) FT 4, 5; Pottier, in: REG 32 (1919) 406f. Taf. 1 Abb. 1; Jacobsthal, OrnGrV Taf. 130b; Nilsson, M. P., Opuscula selecta II (1952) 562 Nr. 5; Recueil Ch. Dugas (1960) 137 Nr. 94; Kerényi, Eleusis Taf. 40–42; Mylonas, G. E., ELEUSIS KAI DIONYSOS, in: AEphem 1960, 92 Abb. 5; Zervoudaki, E. A., in: AM 83 (1968) 16 Nr. 9 Taf. 22, 1–2; Graf, Eleusis 188 Nr. 14; Schwarz, G., Triptolemos (1987) 165f. V150; Hayashi, T., Bedeutung und Wandel des Triptolemosbildes vom 6. -4. Jh. v. Chr. (1992) 167 Nr. 147.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: France, Paris, Musée du Louvre, Inventory: CA 2190 (1. Inv.), K 35 (2. Inv.), S 1594 (3. Inv.)

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Title: MID6267, SMID6392
Description: chous, vase painting, red figured, Attica – Material: terracotta – Artist: Boston 10.190 – Dating: -420/- Discovery: Vulci – Description: Knaben-Komos mit vier Kindern; angeführt wird der Zug von einem bekränzten Jungen mit einer Fackel in der Hand, ihm folgen zwei Knaben mit Komastenbinden, die sich gegenseitig stützen und beide in der ausgestreckten anderen Hand eine bekränzte Kanne halten. Abschliessend ist ein Knabe mit einem Kuchen in der Hand zu sehen (den er gerade zum Mund führt). Die Kinder sind zugleich Personifikationen von Kalos (Schönheit), Neanias (Jugend), Komos (Umzug), Paian (Lied). Zuordnung zu Festen: Anthesteria.
Keywords: MID6267, SMID6392, Komos 3, NeanIas II (S) 1, PaIan 1, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 1247, VI. 1.Ite>bIte>. KIndheIt und Adoleszenz gr 109, chous, vase paIntIng, red fIgured, AttIca, terracotta, Ite>bIte>oston 10.190, -420/- DIscovery: VulcI, Germany, Ite>bIte>erlIn, StaatlIche Museen zu Ite>bIte>erlIn, AntIkensammlung, F 2658, wreath, crown, stephane, corona, jug, torch, chIld, cake, offerIng cake, pelanos, AnthesterIa, Komos, NeanIas I, PaIan
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LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID6267, SMID6392 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Komos 3, Neanias II (S) 1, Paian 1, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 1247, VI. 1.b. Kindheit und Adoleszenz, gr. 109
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: wreath, crown, stephane, corona, jug, torch, child, cake, offering cake, pelanos, Anthesteria, Komos, Komos, Neanias I, Paian
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: ARV² 1318, 1; van Hoorn, G., Choes and Anthesteria (1951) Nr. 328 Abb. 503; Rühfel, H., Kinderleben im klassischen Athen (1984) 156 Abb. 89; Smith, A. C., Komos growing up among Satyrs and Children, in: A. Cohen (Hrsg. ), Constructions of childhood in ancient Greece and Italy (Hesperia Suppl. 41, 2007) 159 Abb. 8. 5.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Germany, Berlin, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Antikensammlung, Inventory: F 2658 (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID7828, SMID8010
Description: vase painting – Discovery: (not specified)
Keywords: MID7828, SMID8010, MaInas 2, Marsyas I 1, Posthon 1, SIlenoI (S) 46a, Soteles 1, vase paIntIng, Germany, Karlsruhe, Ite>BIte>adIsches Landesmuseum, Ite>BIte> 3, 208
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
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LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID7828, SMID8010 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Mainas 2, Marsyas I 1, Posthon 1, Silenoi (S) 46a, Soteles 1
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography:
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Germany, Karlsruhe, Badisches Landesmuseum, Inventory: B 3 (1. Inv.), 208 (2. Inv.)

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Title: MID6767, SMID6911
Description: stamnos, vase painting, red figured, Attica – Material: terracotta – Artist: Hector Painter – Dating: -450/-425 – Discovery: Vulci – Description: Seite A: Siegesdarstellung eines Dithyrambus: Links giesst Nike Wasser aus einer Hydria in ein niedriges Becken in Form eines Podanipter, zu dem sich ein Stier (Hörner mit stemma geschmückt) herabneigt. Hinter dem Tier ein mächtiger choregischer Dreifuss mit tiefem Kessel, der mit Efeuranken geschmückt ist. Rechts eine Frau im Peplos mit einer Tänie. Seite B: Bärtiger Mann mit Szepter und zwei Frauen, die ihre Arme erhoben haben (Gebet?). – Dimensions: H: 44 cm; Dm (Mündung) 24 cm – Inscriptions: Neben dem Dreifuss: ?a??? ?a?e, neben der Nike: ?a???, neben der Frau ?a?e.
Keywords: MID6767, SMID6911, NIke 337, PhylaI (S) 2, I. 2.a. Opfer gr 438, III. 3.Ite>bIte>. KonsekratIon 121, Pflanzen und TIere gr (Suppl.) 95, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 90, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 1037, stamnos, vase paIntIng, red fIgured, AttIca, terracotta, Hector PaInter, -450/-425, VulcI, Germany, München, StaatlIche AntIkensammlungen und Glyptothek, 2412, sceptre, trIpod, Ite>bIte>ull, Ite>bIte>ranch, hydrIa, Ite>bIte>asIn, fIllet, taenIa, taInIa, water, stemma, Infula, Ite>bIte>and of wool, Ite>bIte>asIn wIth low foot: podanIpter, gesture: one forearm raIsed (worshIp, prayer, greetIng?), NIke
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LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID6767, SMID6911 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Nike 337, Phylai (S) 2, I. 2.a. Opfer, gr. 438, III. 3.b. Konsekration 121, Pflanzen und Tiere, gr. (Suppl.) 95, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 90, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 1037
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: sceptre, tripod, bull, branch, hydria, basin, stamnos, fillet, taenia, tainia, water, stemma, infula, band of wool, basin with low foot: podanipter, gesture: one forearm raised (worship, prayer, greeting?), Nike
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: ARV(2) 1036, 5; Para 493, 5; CVA München 5, 38 pl. 247, 2; 249, 3–4; 254, 1–2; 255, 4; Van Straten, F., Hiera Kala. Images of animal sacrifice in archaic and classical Greece, Leiden (1995) 209 V90 fig. 46; Diehl, E, Die Hydria, 1964, 171 Taf. 46, 1; Himmelmann, N., Tieropfer in der griechischen Kunst (1997) 45/6 Abb. 31.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Germany, München, Staatliche Antikensammlungen und Glyptothek, Inventory: 2412 (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID6767, SMID6911
Description: stamnos, vase painting, red figured, Attica – Material: terracotta – Artist: Hector Painter – Dating: -450/-425 – Discovery: Vulci – Description: Seite A: Siegesdarstellung eines Dithyrambus: Links giesst Nike Wasser aus einer Hydria in ein niedriges Becken in Form eines Podanipter, zu dem sich ein Stier (Hörner mit stemma geschmückt) herabneigt. Hinter dem Tier ein mächtiger choregischer Dreifuss mit tiefem Kessel, der mit Efeuranken geschmückt ist. Rechts eine Frau im Peplos mit einer Tänie. Seite B: Bärtiger Mann mit Szepter und zwei Frauen, die ihre Arme erhoben haben (Gebet?). – Dimensions: H: 44 cm; Dm (Mündung) 24 cm – Inscriptions: Neben dem Dreifuss: ?a??? ?a?e, neben der Nike: ?a???, neben der Frau ?a?e.
Keywords: MID6767, SMID6911, NIke 337, PhylaI (S) 2, I. 2.a. Opfer gr 438, III. 3.Ite>bIte>. KonsekratIon 121, Pflanzen und TIere gr (Suppl.) 95, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 90, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 1037, stamnos, vase paIntIng, red fIgured, AttIca, terracotta, Hector PaInter, -450/-425, VulcI, Germany, München, StaatlIche AntIkensammlungen und Glyptothek, 2412, sceptre, trIpod, Ite>bIte>ull, Ite>bIte>ranch, hydrIa, Ite>bIte>asIn, fIllet, taenIa, taInIa, water, stemma, Infula, Ite>bIte>and of wool, Ite>bIte>asIn wIth low foot: podanIpter, gesture: one forearm raIsed (worshIp, prayer, greetIng?), NIke
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
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LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID6767, SMID6911 – LIMC/ThesCRA: Nike 337, Phylai (S) 2, I. 2.a. Opfer, gr. 438, III. 3.b. Konsekration 121, Pflanzen und Tiere, gr. (Suppl.) 95, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 90, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 1037
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: sceptre, tripod, bull, branch, hydria, basin, stamnos, fillet, taenia, tainia, water, stemma, infula, band of wool, basin with low foot: podanipter, gesture: one forearm raised (worship, prayer, greeting?), Nike
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: ARV(2) 1036, 5; Para 493, 5; CVA München 5, 38 pl. 247, 2; 249, 3–4; 254, 1–2; 255, 4; Van Straten, F., Hiera Kala. Images of animal sacrifice in archaic and classical Greece, Leiden (1995) 209 V90 fig. 46; Diehl, E, Die Hydria, 1964, 171 Taf. 46, 1; Himmelmann, N., Tieropfer in der griechischen Kunst (1997) 45/6 Abb. 31.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Germany, München, Staatliche Antikensammlungen und Glyptothek, Inventory: 2412 (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID2081, SMID11759
Description: frieze, relief – Material: marble – Dating: -440 – Discovery: AthensAcropolis – Description: One hundred and sixty meters of low relief sculpture, c. 1 meter high, set as the crown of the outside of the cella wall, just below the ceiling of the colonnade. The west frieze depicts the preparation of horsemen. On the north and south friezes are ranks of horsemen, charioteers and apobatai (altogether 21 chariots), older men (perhaps thallophoroi), musicians (auletai and kitharoidoi), hydriaphoroi, skaphephoroi and sacrificial animals (sheep and cows on the north, only cows on the south). The east frieze features women carrying sacrificial implements (kistai, thymiateria, phialai, oinochoai), magistrates and elders (perhaps the eponymous heroes of Athens), the Olympian gods, and the unfolding of a ritual garment. Although interpretation is much debated, that first suggested by Stuart and Revett – that the frieze depicts the Panathenaic procession – is most likely.
Keywords: MID2081, SMID11759, frIse est, Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, AIas I 11, AIgeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, AntIochos 10, AphrodIte 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, ArtemIs 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, DIone 9ad, DIonysos 486, DodekatheoI 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, HeIte>bIte>e I 31, HephaIstos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, HestIa 10, HIppothoon 21, IrIs I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, OIneus I (S) 6, PandIon 1, PhorIte>bIte>as I (S) 17, PoseIdon 136, SphInx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus Add 22, I. 1. ProzessIonen gr 72, I. 2.Ite>bIte>. LIIte>bIte>atIon 19, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 112, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 215, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 272, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 407, frIeze, relIef, marIte>bIte>le, -440, AthensAcropolIs, Greece, Athens, AcropolIs Museum, FrIses, phIale, phIale mesomphalos, patera, jug, prIest, dIphros, kanoun, offerIng Ite>bIte>asket, cloth, textIle, thymIaterIon, turIIte>bIte>ulum, Incense-Ite>bIte>urner, youth, sphInx, cushIon, seat wIth Ite>bIte>ack-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), AIas I, AIgeus, AntIochos, AphrodIte, Apollon, Ares, ArtemIs, Athena, Demeter, DIone, DIonysos, DodekatheoI, Erechtheus, Eros, HeIte>bIte>e I, HephaIstos, Hera, Hermes, HestIa, HIppothoon, IrIs I, Kekrops, Leos, OIneus I, PandIon, PhorIte>bIte>as I, PoseIdon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
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LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID2081, SMID11759 – SceneSide: frise est – LIMC/ThesCRA: Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, Aias I 11, Aigeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, Antiochos 10, Aphrodite 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, Artemis 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, Dione 9ad, Dionysos 486, Dodekatheoi 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, Hebe I 31, Hephaistos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, Hestia 10, Hippothoon 21, Iris I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, Oineus I (S) 6, Pandion 1, Phorbas I (S) 17, Poseidon 136, Sphinx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus, Add. 22, I. 1. Prozessionen, gr. 72, I. 2.b. Libation 19, II. 5. Kultbilder 112, II. 5. Kultbilder 215, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 272, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 407
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: phiale, phiale mesomphalos, patera, jug, priest, diphros, kanoun, offering basket, cloth, textile, thymiaterion, turibulum, incense-burner, youth, sphinx, cushion, seat with back-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), Aias I, Aigeus, Antiochos, Aphrodite, Apollon, Ares, Artemis, Athena, Demeter, Dione, Dionysos, Dodekatheoi, Erechtheus, Eros, Hebe I, Hephaistos, Hera, Hermes, Hestia, Hippothoon, Iris I, Kekrops, Leos, Oineus I, Pandion, Phorbas I, Poseidon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: F., Brommer, Der Parthenonfries (1977) 108–119 fig. 164ff. pl. 163–165. 168. 170–171. 184. 263–270; Berger, E. /Gisler-Huwiler, M., Der Parthenon in Basel. Dokumentation zum Fries (1996) 148–169 Taf. 128–140; Barber, E. J., The Peplos of Athena, in Neils, J., Goddess and Polis (1992) 112–117 fig. 72; Zaccagnino 129 RT 46–47 Taf. 6–7; Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31. Brommer, F., Der Parthenonfries (1977); Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31; Pollitt, J. J., in Buitron-Oliver 51–65; Jenkins, I., The Parthenon Frieze (1994); Berger/Gisler-Huwiler, PartheDokFries; Neils (2001); Gebauer, J., Pompe und Thysia. Attische Tieropferdarstellungen auf schwarz- und rotfigurigen Vasen, Münster (2002) 209–212; Simon, E., Festivals of Attica, 1983, pl. 18–22, 1; ThesCRA VII 3 Festivals, gr. 3 Bilder... Anm. 25; Himmelmann, N., Tieropfer in der griechischen Kunst (1997) 37 Abb. 22–27; Marconi, C., The Parthenon frieze: Degrees of visibility, Res 55/56 (2009) 156–173.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Greece, Athens, Acropolis Museum, Inventory: Frises (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID2081, SMID11759
Description: frieze, relief – Material: marble – Dating: -440 – Discovery: AthensAcropolis – Description: One hundred and sixty meters of low relief sculpture, c. 1 meter high, set as the crown of the outside of the cella wall, just below the ceiling of the colonnade. The west frieze depicts the preparation of horsemen. On the north and south friezes are ranks of horsemen, charioteers and apobatai (altogether 21 chariots), older men (perhaps thallophoroi), musicians (auletai and kitharoidoi), hydriaphoroi, skaphephoroi and sacrificial animals (sheep and cows on the north, only cows on the south). The east frieze features women carrying sacrificial implements (kistai, thymiateria, phialai, oinochoai), magistrates and elders (perhaps the eponymous heroes of Athens), the Olympian gods, and the unfolding of a ritual garment. Although interpretation is much debated, that first suggested by Stuart and Revett – that the frieze depicts the Panathenaic procession – is most likely.
Keywords: MID2081, SMID11759, frIse est, Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, AIas I 11, AIgeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, AntIochos 10, AphrodIte 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, ArtemIs 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, DIone 9ad, DIonysos 486, DodekatheoI 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, HeIte>bIte>e I 31, HephaIstos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, HestIa 10, HIppothoon 21, IrIs I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, OIneus I (S) 6, PandIon 1, PhorIte>bIte>as I (S) 17, PoseIdon 136, SphInx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus Add 22, I. 1. ProzessIonen gr 72, I. 2.Ite>bIte>. LIIte>bIte>atIon 19, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 112, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 215, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 272, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 407, frIeze, relIef, marIte>bIte>le, -440, AthensAcropolIs, Greece, Athens, AcropolIs Museum, FrIses, phIale, phIale mesomphalos, patera, jug, prIest, dIphros, kanoun, offerIng Ite>bIte>asket, cloth, textIle, thymIaterIon, turIIte>bIte>ulum, Incense-Ite>bIte>urner, youth, sphInx, cushIon, seat wIth Ite>bIte>ack-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), AIas I, AIgeus, AntIochos, AphrodIte, Apollon, Ares, ArtemIs, Athena, Demeter, DIone, DIonysos, DodekatheoI, Erechtheus, Eros, HeIte>bIte>e I, HephaIstos, Hera, Hermes, HestIa, HIppothoon, IrIs I, Kekrops, Leos, OIneus I, PandIon, PhorIte>bIte>as I, PoseIdon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
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LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID2081, SMID11759 – SceneSide: frise est – LIMC/ThesCRA: Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, Aias I 11, Aigeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, Antiochos 10, Aphrodite 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, Artemis 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, Dione 9ad, Dionysos 486, Dodekatheoi 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, Hebe I 31, Hephaistos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, Hestia 10, Hippothoon 21, Iris I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, Oineus I (S) 6, Pandion 1, Phorbas I (S) 17, Poseidon 136, Sphinx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus, Add. 22, I. 1. Prozessionen, gr. 72, I. 2.b. Libation 19, II. 5. Kultbilder 112, II. 5. Kultbilder 215, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 272, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 407
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: phiale, phiale mesomphalos, patera, jug, priest, diphros, kanoun, offering basket, cloth, textile, thymiaterion, turibulum, incense-burner, youth, sphinx, cushion, seat with back-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), Aias I, Aigeus, Antiochos, Aphrodite, Apollon, Ares, Artemis, Athena, Demeter, Dione, Dionysos, Dodekatheoi, Erechtheus, Eros, Hebe I, Hephaistos, Hera, Hermes, Hestia, Hippothoon, Iris I, Kekrops, Leos, Oineus I, Pandion, Phorbas I, Poseidon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: F., Brommer, Der Parthenonfries (1977) 108–119 fig. 164ff. pl. 163–165. 168. 170–171. 184. 263–270; Berger, E. /Gisler-Huwiler, M., Der Parthenon in Basel. Dokumentation zum Fries (1996) 148–169 Taf. 128–140; Barber, E. J., The Peplos of Athena, in Neils, J., Goddess and Polis (1992) 112–117 fig. 72; Zaccagnino 129 RT 46–47 Taf. 6–7; Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31. Brommer, F., Der Parthenonfries (1977); Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31; Pollitt, J. J., in Buitron-Oliver 51–65; Jenkins, I., The Parthenon Frieze (1994); Berger/Gisler-Huwiler, PartheDokFries; Neils (2001); Gebauer, J., Pompe und Thysia. Attische Tieropferdarstellungen auf schwarz- und rotfigurigen Vasen, Münster (2002) 209–212; Simon, E., Festivals of Attica, 1983, pl. 18–22, 1; ThesCRA VII 3 Festivals, gr. 3 Bilder... Anm. 25; Himmelmann, N., Tieropfer in der griechischen Kunst (1997) 37 Abb. 22–27; Marconi, C., The Parthenon frieze: Degrees of visibility, Res 55/56 (2009) 156–173.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Greece, Athens, Acropolis Museum, Inventory: Frises (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID2081, SMID11759
Description: frieze, relief – Material: marble – Dating: -440 – Discovery: AthensAcropolis – Description: One hundred and sixty meters of low relief sculpture, c. 1 meter high, set as the crown of the outside of the cella wall, just below the ceiling of the colonnade. The west frieze depicts the preparation of horsemen. On the north and south friezes are ranks of horsemen, charioteers and apobatai (altogether 21 chariots), older men (perhaps thallophoroi), musicians (auletai and kitharoidoi), hydriaphoroi, skaphephoroi and sacrificial animals (sheep and cows on the north, only cows on the south). The east frieze features women carrying sacrificial implements (kistai, thymiateria, phialai, oinochoai), magistrates and elders (perhaps the eponymous heroes of Athens), the Olympian gods, and the unfolding of a ritual garment. Although interpretation is much debated, that first suggested by Stuart and Revett – that the frieze depicts the Panathenaic procession – is most likely.
Keywords: MID2081, SMID11759, frIse est, Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, AIas I 11, AIgeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, AntIochos 10, AphrodIte 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, ArtemIs 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, DIone 9ad, DIonysos 486, DodekatheoI 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, HeIte>bIte>e I 31, HephaIstos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, HestIa 10, HIppothoon 21, IrIs I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, OIneus I (S) 6, PandIon 1, PhorIte>bIte>as I (S) 17, PoseIdon 136, SphInx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus Add 22, I. 1. ProzessIonen gr 72, I. 2.Ite>bIte>. LIIte>bIte>atIon 19, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 112, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 215, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 272, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 407, frIeze, relIef, marIte>bIte>le, -440, AthensAcropolIs, Greece, Athens, AcropolIs Museum, FrIses, phIale, phIale mesomphalos, patera, jug, prIest, dIphros, kanoun, offerIng Ite>bIte>asket, cloth, textIle, thymIaterIon, turIIte>bIte>ulum, Incense-Ite>bIte>urner, youth, sphInx, cushIon, seat wIth Ite>bIte>ack-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), AIas I, AIgeus, AntIochos, AphrodIte, Apollon, Ares, ArtemIs, Athena, Demeter, DIone, DIonysos, DodekatheoI, Erechtheus, Eros, HeIte>bIte>e I, HephaIstos, Hera, Hermes, HestIa, HIppothoon, IrIs I, Kekrops, Leos, OIneus I, PandIon, PhorIte>bIte>as I, PoseIdon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
Copyright Notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID2081, SMID11759 – SceneSide: frise est – LIMC/ThesCRA: Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, Aias I 11, Aigeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, Antiochos 10, Aphrodite 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, Artemis 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, Dione 9ad, Dionysos 486, Dodekatheoi 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, Hebe I 31, Hephaistos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, Hestia 10, Hippothoon 21, Iris I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, Oineus I (S) 6, Pandion 1, Phorbas I (S) 17, Poseidon 136, Sphinx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus, Add. 22, I. 1. Prozessionen, gr. 72, I. 2.b. Libation 19, II. 5. Kultbilder 112, II. 5. Kultbilder 215, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 272, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 407
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: phiale, phiale mesomphalos, patera, jug, priest, diphros, kanoun, offering basket, cloth, textile, thymiaterion, turibulum, incense-burner, youth, sphinx, cushion, seat with back-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), Aias I, Aigeus, Antiochos, Aphrodite, Apollon, Ares, Artemis, Athena, Demeter, Dione, Dionysos, Dodekatheoi, Erechtheus, Eros, Hebe I, Hephaistos, Hera, Hermes, Hestia, Hippothoon, Iris I, Kekrops, Leos, Oineus I, Pandion, Phorbas I, Poseidon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: F., Brommer, Der Parthenonfries (1977) 108–119 fig. 164ff. pl. 163–165. 168. 170–171. 184. 263–270; Berger, E. /Gisler-Huwiler, M., Der Parthenon in Basel. Dokumentation zum Fries (1996) 148–169 Taf. 128–140; Barber, E. J., The Peplos of Athena, in Neils, J., Goddess and Polis (1992) 112–117 fig. 72; Zaccagnino 129 RT 46–47 Taf. 6–7; Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31. Brommer, F., Der Parthenonfries (1977); Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31; Pollitt, J. J., in Buitron-Oliver 51–65; Jenkins, I., The Parthenon Frieze (1994); Berger/Gisler-Huwiler, PartheDokFries; Neils (2001); Gebauer, J., Pompe und Thysia. Attische Tieropferdarstellungen auf schwarz- und rotfigurigen Vasen, Münster (2002) 209–212; Simon, E., Festivals of Attica, 1983, pl. 18–22, 1; ThesCRA VII 3 Festivals, gr. 3 Bilder... Anm. 25; Himmelmann, N., Tieropfer in der griechischen Kunst (1997) 37 Abb. 22–27; Marconi, C., The Parthenon frieze: Degrees of visibility, Res 55/56 (2009) 156–173.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Greece, Athens, Acropolis Museum, Inventory: Frises (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID2081, SMID11759
Description: frieze, relief – Material: marble – Dating: -440 – Discovery: AthensAcropolis – Description: One hundred and sixty meters of low relief sculpture, c. 1 meter high, set as the crown of the outside of the cella wall, just below the ceiling of the colonnade. The west frieze depicts the preparation of horsemen. On the north and south friezes are ranks of horsemen, charioteers and apobatai (altogether 21 chariots), older men (perhaps thallophoroi), musicians (auletai and kitharoidoi), hydriaphoroi, skaphephoroi and sacrificial animals (sheep and cows on the north, only cows on the south). The east frieze features women carrying sacrificial implements (kistai, thymiateria, phialai, oinochoai), magistrates and elders (perhaps the eponymous heroes of Athens), the Olympian gods, and the unfolding of a ritual garment. Although interpretation is much debated, that first suggested by Stuart and Revett – that the frieze depicts the Panathenaic procession – is most likely.
Keywords: MID2081, SMID11759, frIse est, Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, AIas I 11, AIgeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, AntIochos 10, AphrodIte 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, ArtemIs 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, DIone 9ad, DIonysos 486, DodekatheoI 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, HeIte>bIte>e I 31, HephaIstos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, HestIa 10, HIppothoon 21, IrIs I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, OIneus I (S) 6, PandIon 1, PhorIte>bIte>as I (S) 17, PoseIdon 136, SphInx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus Add 22, I. 1. ProzessIonen gr 72, I. 2.Ite>bIte>. LIIte>bIte>atIon 19, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 112, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 215, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 272, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 407, frIeze, relIef, marIte>bIte>le, -440, AthensAcropolIs, Greece, Athens, AcropolIs Museum, FrIses, phIale, phIale mesomphalos, patera, jug, prIest, dIphros, kanoun, offerIng Ite>bIte>asket, cloth, textIle, thymIaterIon, turIIte>bIte>ulum, Incense-Ite>bIte>urner, youth, sphInx, cushIon, seat wIth Ite>bIte>ack-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), AIas I, AIgeus, AntIochos, AphrodIte, Apollon, Ares, ArtemIs, Athena, Demeter, DIone, DIonysos, DodekatheoI, Erechtheus, Eros, HeIte>bIte>e I, HephaIstos, Hera, Hermes, HestIa, HIppothoon, IrIs I, Kekrops, Leos, OIneus I, PandIon, PhorIte>bIte>as I, PoseIdon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
Copyright Notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID2081, SMID11759 – SceneSide: frise est – LIMC/ThesCRA: Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, Aias I 11, Aigeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, Antiochos 10, Aphrodite 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, Artemis 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, Dione 9ad, Dionysos 486, Dodekatheoi 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, Hebe I 31, Hephaistos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, Hestia 10, Hippothoon 21, Iris I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, Oineus I (S) 6, Pandion 1, Phorbas I (S) 17, Poseidon 136, Sphinx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus, Add. 22, I. 1. Prozessionen, gr. 72, I. 2.b. Libation 19, II. 5. Kultbilder 112, II. 5. Kultbilder 215, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 272, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 407
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: phiale, phiale mesomphalos, patera, jug, priest, diphros, kanoun, offering basket, cloth, textile, thymiaterion, turibulum, incense-burner, youth, sphinx, cushion, seat with back-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), Aias I, Aigeus, Antiochos, Aphrodite, Apollon, Ares, Artemis, Athena, Demeter, Dione, Dionysos, Dodekatheoi, Erechtheus, Eros, Hebe I, Hephaistos, Hera, Hermes, Hestia, Hippothoon, Iris I, Kekrops, Leos, Oineus I, Pandion, Phorbas I, Poseidon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: F., Brommer, Der Parthenonfries (1977) 108–119 fig. 164ff. pl. 163–165. 168. 170–171. 184. 263–270; Berger, E. /Gisler-Huwiler, M., Der Parthenon in Basel. Dokumentation zum Fries (1996) 148–169 Taf. 128–140; Barber, E. J., The Peplos of Athena, in Neils, J., Goddess and Polis (1992) 112–117 fig. 72; Zaccagnino 129 RT 46–47 Taf. 6–7; Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31. Brommer, F., Der Parthenonfries (1977); Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31; Pollitt, J. J., in Buitron-Oliver 51–65; Jenkins, I., The Parthenon Frieze (1994); Berger/Gisler-Huwiler, PartheDokFries; Neils (2001); Gebauer, J., Pompe und Thysia. Attische Tieropferdarstellungen auf schwarz- und rotfigurigen Vasen, Münster (2002) 209–212; Simon, E., Festivals of Attica, 1983, pl. 18–22, 1; ThesCRA VII 3 Festivals, gr. 3 Bilder... Anm. 25; Himmelmann, N., Tieropfer in der griechischen Kunst (1997) 37 Abb. 22–27; Marconi, C., The Parthenon frieze: Degrees of visibility, Res 55/56 (2009) 156–173.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Greece, Athens, Acropolis Museum, Inventory: Frises (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID2081, SMID11759
Description: frieze, relief – Material: marble – Dating: -440 – Discovery: AthensAcropolis – Description: One hundred and sixty meters of low relief sculpture, c. 1 meter high, set as the crown of the outside of the cella wall, just below the ceiling of the colonnade. The west frieze depicts the preparation of horsemen. On the north and south friezes are ranks of horsemen, charioteers and apobatai (altogether 21 chariots), older men (perhaps thallophoroi), musicians (auletai and kitharoidoi), hydriaphoroi, skaphephoroi and sacrificial animals (sheep and cows on the north, only cows on the south). The east frieze features women carrying sacrificial implements (kistai, thymiateria, phialai, oinochoai), magistrates and elders (perhaps the eponymous heroes of Athens), the Olympian gods, and the unfolding of a ritual garment. Although interpretation is much debated, that first suggested by Stuart and Revett – that the frieze depicts the Panathenaic procession – is most likely.
Keywords: MID2081, SMID11759, frIse est, Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, AIas I 11, AIgeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, AntIochos 10, AphrodIte 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, ArtemIs 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, DIone 9ad, DIonysos 486, DodekatheoI 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, HeIte>bIte>e I 31, HephaIstos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, HestIa 10, HIppothoon 21, IrIs I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, OIneus I (S) 6, PandIon 1, PhorIte>bIte>as I (S) 17, PoseIdon 136, SphInx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus Add 22, I. 1. ProzessIonen gr 72, I. 2.Ite>bIte>. LIIte>bIte>atIon 19, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 112, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 215, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 272, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 407, frIeze, relIef, marIte>bIte>le, -440, AthensAcropolIs, Greece, Athens, AcropolIs Museum, FrIses, phIale, phIale mesomphalos, patera, jug, prIest, dIphros, kanoun, offerIng Ite>bIte>asket, cloth, textIle, thymIaterIon, turIIte>bIte>ulum, Incense-Ite>bIte>urner, youth, sphInx, cushIon, seat wIth Ite>bIte>ack-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), AIas I, AIgeus, AntIochos, AphrodIte, Apollon, Ares, ArtemIs, Athena, Demeter, DIone, DIonysos, DodekatheoI, Erechtheus, Eros, HeIte>bIte>e I, HephaIstos, Hera, Hermes, HestIa, HIppothoon, IrIs I, Kekrops, Leos, OIneus I, PandIon, PhorIte>bIte>as I, PoseIdon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
Copyright Notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID2081, SMID11759 – SceneSide: frise est – LIMC/ThesCRA: Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, Aias I 11, Aigeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, Antiochos 10, Aphrodite 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, Artemis 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, Dione 9ad, Dionysos 486, Dodekatheoi 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, Hebe I 31, Hephaistos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, Hestia 10, Hippothoon 21, Iris I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, Oineus I (S) 6, Pandion 1, Phorbas I (S) 17, Poseidon 136, Sphinx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus, Add. 22, I. 1. Prozessionen, gr. 72, I. 2.b. Libation 19, II. 5. Kultbilder 112, II. 5. Kultbilder 215, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 272, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 407
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: phiale, phiale mesomphalos, patera, jug, priest, diphros, kanoun, offering basket, cloth, textile, thymiaterion, turibulum, incense-burner, youth, sphinx, cushion, seat with back-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), Aias I, Aigeus, Antiochos, Aphrodite, Apollon, Ares, Artemis, Athena, Demeter, Dione, Dionysos, Dodekatheoi, Erechtheus, Eros, Hebe I, Hephaistos, Hera, Hermes, Hestia, Hippothoon, Iris I, Kekrops, Leos, Oineus I, Pandion, Phorbas I, Poseidon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: F., Brommer, Der Parthenonfries (1977) 108–119 fig. 164ff. pl. 163–165. 168. 170–171. 184. 263–270; Berger, E. /Gisler-Huwiler, M., Der Parthenon in Basel. Dokumentation zum Fries (1996) 148–169 Taf. 128–140; Barber, E. J., The Peplos of Athena, in Neils, J., Goddess and Polis (1992) 112–117 fig. 72; Zaccagnino 129 RT 46–47 Taf. 6–7; Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31. Brommer, F., Der Parthenonfries (1977); Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31; Pollitt, J. J., in Buitron-Oliver 51–65; Jenkins, I., The Parthenon Frieze (1994); Berger/Gisler-Huwiler, PartheDokFries; Neils (2001); Gebauer, J., Pompe und Thysia. Attische Tieropferdarstellungen auf schwarz- und rotfigurigen Vasen, Münster (2002) 209–212; Simon, E., Festivals of Attica, 1983, pl. 18–22, 1; ThesCRA VII 3 Festivals, gr. 3 Bilder... Anm. 25; Himmelmann, N., Tieropfer in der griechischen Kunst (1997) 37 Abb. 22–27; Marconi, C., The Parthenon frieze: Degrees of visibility, Res 55/56 (2009) 156–173.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Greece, Athens, Acropolis Museum, Inventory: Frises (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID2081, SMID11759
Description: frieze, relief – Material: marble – Dating: -440 – Discovery: AthensAcropolis – Description: One hundred and sixty meters of low relief sculpture, c. 1 meter high, set as the crown of the outside of the cella wall, just below the ceiling of the colonnade. The west frieze depicts the preparation of horsemen. On the north and south friezes are ranks of horsemen, charioteers and apobatai (altogether 21 chariots), older men (perhaps thallophoroi), musicians (auletai and kitharoidoi), hydriaphoroi, skaphephoroi and sacrificial animals (sheep and cows on the north, only cows on the south). The east frieze features women carrying sacrificial implements (kistai, thymiateria, phialai, oinochoai), magistrates and elders (perhaps the eponymous heroes of Athens), the Olympian gods, and the unfolding of a ritual garment. Although interpretation is much debated, that first suggested by Stuart and Revett – that the frieze depicts the Panathenaic procession – is most likely.
Keywords: MID2081, SMID11759, frIse est, Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, AIas I 11, AIgeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, AntIochos 10, AphrodIte 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, ArtemIs 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, DIone 9ad, DIonysos 486, DodekatheoI 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, HeIte>bIte>e I 31, HephaIstos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, HestIa 10, HIppothoon 21, IrIs I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, OIneus I (S) 6, PandIon 1, PhorIte>bIte>as I (S) 17, PoseIdon 136, SphInx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus Add 22, I. 1. ProzessIonen gr 72, I. 2.Ite>bIte>. LIIte>bIte>atIon 19, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 112, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 215, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 272, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 407, frIeze, relIef, marIte>bIte>le, -440, AthensAcropolIs, Greece, Athens, AcropolIs Museum, FrIses, phIale, phIale mesomphalos, patera, jug, prIest, dIphros, kanoun, offerIng Ite>bIte>asket, cloth, textIle, thymIaterIon, turIIte>bIte>ulum, Incense-Ite>bIte>urner, youth, sphInx, cushIon, seat wIth Ite>bIte>ack-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), AIas I, AIgeus, AntIochos, AphrodIte, Apollon, Ares, ArtemIs, Athena, Demeter, DIone, DIonysos, DodekatheoI, Erechtheus, Eros, HeIte>bIte>e I, HephaIstos, Hera, Hermes, HestIa, HIppothoon, IrIs I, Kekrops, Leos, OIneus I, PandIon, PhorIte>bIte>as I, PoseIdon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
Copyright Notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID2081, SMID11759 – SceneSide: frise est – LIMC/ThesCRA: Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, Aias I 11, Aigeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, Antiochos 10, Aphrodite 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, Artemis 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, Dione 9ad, Dionysos 486, Dodekatheoi 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, Hebe I 31, Hephaistos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, Hestia 10, Hippothoon 21, Iris I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, Oineus I (S) 6, Pandion 1, Phorbas I (S) 17, Poseidon 136, Sphinx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus, Add. 22, I. 1. Prozessionen, gr. 72, I. 2.b. Libation 19, II. 5. Kultbilder 112, II. 5. Kultbilder 215, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 272, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 407
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: phiale, phiale mesomphalos, patera, jug, priest, diphros, kanoun, offering basket, cloth, textile, thymiaterion, turibulum, incense-burner, youth, sphinx, cushion, seat with back-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), Aias I, Aigeus, Antiochos, Aphrodite, Apollon, Ares, Artemis, Athena, Demeter, Dione, Dionysos, Dodekatheoi, Erechtheus, Eros, Hebe I, Hephaistos, Hera, Hermes, Hestia, Hippothoon, Iris I, Kekrops, Leos, Oineus I, Pandion, Phorbas I, Poseidon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: F., Brommer, Der Parthenonfries (1977) 108–119 fig. 164ff. pl. 163–165. 168. 170–171. 184. 263–270; Berger, E. /Gisler-Huwiler, M., Der Parthenon in Basel. Dokumentation zum Fries (1996) 148–169 Taf. 128–140; Barber, E. J., The Peplos of Athena, in Neils, J., Goddess and Polis (1992) 112–117 fig. 72; Zaccagnino 129 RT 46–47 Taf. 6–7; Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31. Brommer, F., Der Parthenonfries (1977); Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31; Pollitt, J. J., in Buitron-Oliver 51–65; Jenkins, I., The Parthenon Frieze (1994); Berger/Gisler-Huwiler, PartheDokFries; Neils (2001); Gebauer, J., Pompe und Thysia. Attische Tieropferdarstellungen auf schwarz- und rotfigurigen Vasen, Münster (2002) 209–212; Simon, E., Festivals of Attica, 1983, pl. 18–22, 1; ThesCRA VII 3 Festivals, gr. 3 Bilder... Anm. 25; Himmelmann, N., Tieropfer in der griechischen Kunst (1997) 37 Abb. 22–27; Marconi, C., The Parthenon frieze: Degrees of visibility, Res 55/56 (2009) 156–173.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Greece, Athens, Acropolis Museum, Inventory: Frises (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID2081, SMID11759
Description: frieze, relief – Material: marble – Dating: -440 – Discovery: AthensAcropolis – Description: One hundred and sixty meters of low relief sculpture, c. 1 meter high, set as the crown of the outside of the cella wall, just below the ceiling of the colonnade. The west frieze depicts the preparation of horsemen. On the north and south friezes are ranks of horsemen, charioteers and apobatai (altogether 21 chariots), older men (perhaps thallophoroi), musicians (auletai and kitharoidoi), hydriaphoroi, skaphephoroi and sacrificial animals (sheep and cows on the north, only cows on the south). The east frieze features women carrying sacrificial implements (kistai, thymiateria, phialai, oinochoai), magistrates and elders (perhaps the eponymous heroes of Athens), the Olympian gods, and the unfolding of a ritual garment. Although interpretation is much debated, that first suggested by Stuart and Revett – that the frieze depicts the Panathenaic procession – is most likely.
Keywords: MID2081, SMID11759, frIse est, Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, AIas I 11, AIgeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, AntIochos 10, AphrodIte 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, ArtemIs 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, DIone 9ad, DIonysos 486, DodekatheoI 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, HeIte>bIte>e I 31, HephaIstos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, HestIa 10, HIppothoon 21, IrIs I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, OIneus I (S) 6, PandIon 1, PhorIte>bIte>as I (S) 17, PoseIdon 136, SphInx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus Add 22, I. 1. ProzessIonen gr 72, I. 2.Ite>bIte>. LIIte>bIte>atIon 19, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 112, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 215, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 272, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 407, frIeze, relIef, marIte>bIte>le, -440, AthensAcropolIs, Greece, Athens, AcropolIs Museum, FrIses, phIale, phIale mesomphalos, patera, jug, prIest, dIphros, kanoun, offerIng Ite>bIte>asket, cloth, textIle, thymIaterIon, turIIte>bIte>ulum, Incense-Ite>bIte>urner, youth, sphInx, cushIon, seat wIth Ite>bIte>ack-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), AIas I, AIgeus, AntIochos, AphrodIte, Apollon, Ares, ArtemIs, Athena, Demeter, DIone, DIonysos, DodekatheoI, Erechtheus, Eros, HeIte>bIte>e I, HephaIstos, Hera, Hermes, HestIa, HIppothoon, IrIs I, Kekrops, Leos, OIneus I, PandIon, PhorIte>bIte>as I, PoseIdon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
Copyright Notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID2081, SMID11759 – SceneSide: frise est – LIMC/ThesCRA: Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, Aias I 11, Aigeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, Antiochos 10, Aphrodite 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, Artemis 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, Dione 9ad, Dionysos 486, Dodekatheoi 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, Hebe I 31, Hephaistos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, Hestia 10, Hippothoon 21, Iris I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, Oineus I (S) 6, Pandion 1, Phorbas I (S) 17, Poseidon 136, Sphinx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus, Add. 22, I. 1. Prozessionen, gr. 72, I. 2.b. Libation 19, II. 5. Kultbilder 112, II. 5. Kultbilder 215, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 272, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 407
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: phiale, phiale mesomphalos, patera, jug, priest, diphros, kanoun, offering basket, cloth, textile, thymiaterion, turibulum, incense-burner, youth, sphinx, cushion, seat with back-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), Aias I, Aigeus, Antiochos, Aphrodite, Apollon, Ares, Artemis, Athena, Demeter, Dione, Dionysos, Dodekatheoi, Erechtheus, Eros, Hebe I, Hephaistos, Hera, Hermes, Hestia, Hippothoon, Iris I, Kekrops, Leos, Oineus I, Pandion, Phorbas I, Poseidon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: F., Brommer, Der Parthenonfries (1977) 108–119 fig. 164ff. pl. 163–165. 168. 170–171. 184. 263–270; Berger, E. /Gisler-Huwiler, M., Der Parthenon in Basel. Dokumentation zum Fries (1996) 148–169 Taf. 128–140; Barber, E. J., The Peplos of Athena, in Neils, J., Goddess and Polis (1992) 112–117 fig. 72; Zaccagnino 129 RT 46–47 Taf. 6–7; Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31. Brommer, F., Der Parthenonfries (1977); Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31; Pollitt, J. J., in Buitron-Oliver 51–65; Jenkins, I., The Parthenon Frieze (1994); Berger/Gisler-Huwiler, PartheDokFries; Neils (2001); Gebauer, J., Pompe und Thysia. Attische Tieropferdarstellungen auf schwarz- und rotfigurigen Vasen, Münster (2002) 209–212; Simon, E., Festivals of Attica, 1983, pl. 18–22, 1; ThesCRA VII 3 Festivals, gr. 3 Bilder... Anm. 25; Himmelmann, N., Tieropfer in der griechischen Kunst (1997) 37 Abb. 22–27; Marconi, C., The Parthenon frieze: Degrees of visibility, Res 55/56 (2009) 156–173.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Greece, Athens, Acropolis Museum, Inventory: Frises (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID2081, SMID11759
Description: frieze, relief – Material: marble – Dating: -440 – Discovery: AthensAcropolis – Description: One hundred and sixty meters of low relief sculpture, c. 1 meter high, set as the crown of the outside of the cella wall, just below the ceiling of the colonnade. The west frieze depicts the preparation of horsemen. On the north and south friezes are ranks of horsemen, charioteers and apobatai (altogether 21 chariots), older men (perhaps thallophoroi), musicians (auletai and kitharoidoi), hydriaphoroi, skaphephoroi and sacrificial animals (sheep and cows on the north, only cows on the south). The east frieze features women carrying sacrificial implements (kistai, thymiateria, phialai, oinochoai), magistrates and elders (perhaps the eponymous heroes of Athens), the Olympian gods, and the unfolding of a ritual garment. Although interpretation is much debated, that first suggested by Stuart and Revett – that the frieze depicts the Panathenaic procession – is most likely.
Keywords: MID2081, SMID11759, frIse est, Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, AIas I 11, AIgeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, AntIochos 10, AphrodIte 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, ArtemIs 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, DIone 9ad, DIonysos 486, DodekatheoI 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, HeIte>bIte>e I 31, HephaIstos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, HestIa 10, HIppothoon 21, IrIs I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, OIneus I (S) 6, PandIon 1, PhorIte>bIte>as I (S) 17, PoseIdon 136, SphInx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus Add 22, I. 1. ProzessIonen gr 72, I. 2.Ite>bIte>. LIIte>bIte>atIon 19, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 112, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 215, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 272, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 407, frIeze, relIef, marIte>bIte>le, -440, AthensAcropolIs, Greece, Athens, AcropolIs Museum, FrIses, phIale, phIale mesomphalos, patera, jug, prIest, dIphros, kanoun, offerIng Ite>bIte>asket, cloth, textIle, thymIaterIon, turIIte>bIte>ulum, Incense-Ite>bIte>urner, youth, sphInx, cushIon, seat wIth Ite>bIte>ack-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), AIas I, AIgeus, AntIochos, AphrodIte, Apollon, Ares, ArtemIs, Athena, Demeter, DIone, DIonysos, DodekatheoI, Erechtheus, Eros, HeIte>bIte>e I, HephaIstos, Hera, Hermes, HestIa, HIppothoon, IrIs I, Kekrops, Leos, OIneus I, PandIon, PhorIte>bIte>as I, PoseIdon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
Copyright Notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID2081, SMID11759 – SceneSide: frise est – LIMC/ThesCRA: Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, Aias I 11, Aigeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, Antiochos 10, Aphrodite 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, Artemis 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, Dione 9ad, Dionysos 486, Dodekatheoi 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, Hebe I 31, Hephaistos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, Hestia 10, Hippothoon 21, Iris I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, Oineus I (S) 6, Pandion 1, Phorbas I (S) 17, Poseidon 136, Sphinx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus, Add. 22, I. 1. Prozessionen, gr. 72, I. 2.b. Libation 19, II. 5. Kultbilder 112, II. 5. Kultbilder 215, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 272, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 407
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: phiale, phiale mesomphalos, patera, jug, priest, diphros, kanoun, offering basket, cloth, textile, thymiaterion, turibulum, incense-burner, youth, sphinx, cushion, seat with back-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), Aias I, Aigeus, Antiochos, Aphrodite, Apollon, Ares, Artemis, Athena, Demeter, Dione, Dionysos, Dodekatheoi, Erechtheus, Eros, Hebe I, Hephaistos, Hera, Hermes, Hestia, Hippothoon, Iris I, Kekrops, Leos, Oineus I, Pandion, Phorbas I, Poseidon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: F., Brommer, Der Parthenonfries (1977) 108–119 fig. 164ff. pl. 163–165. 168. 170–171. 184. 263–270; Berger, E. /Gisler-Huwiler, M., Der Parthenon in Basel. Dokumentation zum Fries (1996) 148–169 Taf. 128–140; Barber, E. J., The Peplos of Athena, in Neils, J., Goddess and Polis (1992) 112–117 fig. 72; Zaccagnino 129 RT 46–47 Taf. 6–7; Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31. Brommer, F., Der Parthenonfries (1977); Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31; Pollitt, J. J., in Buitron-Oliver 51–65; Jenkins, I., The Parthenon Frieze (1994); Berger/Gisler-Huwiler, PartheDokFries; Neils (2001); Gebauer, J., Pompe und Thysia. Attische Tieropferdarstellungen auf schwarz- und rotfigurigen Vasen, Münster (2002) 209–212; Simon, E., Festivals of Attica, 1983, pl. 18–22, 1; ThesCRA VII 3 Festivals, gr. 3 Bilder... Anm. 25; Himmelmann, N., Tieropfer in der griechischen Kunst (1997) 37 Abb. 22–27; Marconi, C., The Parthenon frieze: Degrees of visibility, Res 55/56 (2009) 156–173.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Greece, Athens, Acropolis Museum, Inventory: Frises (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID2081, SMID11759
Description: frieze, relief – Material: marble – Dating: -440 – Discovery: AthensAcropolis – Description: One hundred and sixty meters of low relief sculpture, c. 1 meter high, set as the crown of the outside of the cella wall, just below the ceiling of the colonnade. The west frieze depicts the preparation of horsemen. On the north and south friezes are ranks of horsemen, charioteers and apobatai (altogether 21 chariots), older men (perhaps thallophoroi), musicians (auletai and kitharoidoi), hydriaphoroi, skaphephoroi and sacrificial animals (sheep and cows on the north, only cows on the south). The east frieze features women carrying sacrificial implements (kistai, thymiateria, phialai, oinochoai), magistrates and elders (perhaps the eponymous heroes of Athens), the Olympian gods, and the unfolding of a ritual garment. Although interpretation is much debated, that first suggested by Stuart and Revett – that the frieze depicts the Panathenaic procession – is most likely.
Keywords: MID2081, SMID11759, frIse est, Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, AIas I 11, AIgeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, AntIochos 10, AphrodIte 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, ArtemIs 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, DIone 9ad, DIonysos 486, DodekatheoI 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, HeIte>bIte>e I 31, HephaIstos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, HestIa 10, HIppothoon 21, IrIs I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, OIneus I (S) 6, PandIon 1, PhorIte>bIte>as I (S) 17, PoseIdon 136, SphInx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus Add 22, I. 1. ProzessIonen gr 72, I. 2.Ite>bIte>. LIIte>bIte>atIon 19, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 112, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 215, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 272, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 407, frIeze, relIef, marIte>bIte>le, -440, AthensAcropolIs, Greece, Athens, AcropolIs Museum, FrIses, phIale, phIale mesomphalos, patera, jug, prIest, dIphros, kanoun, offerIng Ite>bIte>asket, cloth, textIle, thymIaterIon, turIIte>bIte>ulum, Incense-Ite>bIte>urner, youth, sphInx, cushIon, seat wIth Ite>bIte>ack-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), AIas I, AIgeus, AntIochos, AphrodIte, Apollon, Ares, ArtemIs, Athena, Demeter, DIone, DIonysos, DodekatheoI, Erechtheus, Eros, HeIte>bIte>e I, HephaIstos, Hera, Hermes, HestIa, HIppothoon, IrIs I, Kekrops, Leos, OIneus I, PandIon, PhorIte>bIte>as I, PoseIdon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
Copyright Notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID2081, SMID11759 – SceneSide: frise est – LIMC/ThesCRA: Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, Aias I 11, Aigeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, Antiochos 10, Aphrodite 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, Artemis 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, Dione 9ad, Dionysos 486, Dodekatheoi 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, Hebe I 31, Hephaistos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, Hestia 10, Hippothoon 21, Iris I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, Oineus I (S) 6, Pandion 1, Phorbas I (S) 17, Poseidon 136, Sphinx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus, Add. 22, I. 1. Prozessionen, gr. 72, I. 2.b. Libation 19, II. 5. Kultbilder 112, II. 5. Kultbilder 215, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 272, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 407
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: phiale, phiale mesomphalos, patera, jug, priest, diphros, kanoun, offering basket, cloth, textile, thymiaterion, turibulum, incense-burner, youth, sphinx, cushion, seat with back-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), Aias I, Aigeus, Antiochos, Aphrodite, Apollon, Ares, Artemis, Athena, Demeter, Dione, Dionysos, Dodekatheoi, Erechtheus, Eros, Hebe I, Hephaistos, Hera, Hermes, Hestia, Hippothoon, Iris I, Kekrops, Leos, Oineus I, Pandion, Phorbas I, Poseidon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: F., Brommer, Der Parthenonfries (1977) 108–119 fig. 164ff. pl. 163–165. 168. 170–171. 184. 263–270; Berger, E. /Gisler-Huwiler, M., Der Parthenon in Basel. Dokumentation zum Fries (1996) 148–169 Taf. 128–140; Barber, E. J., The Peplos of Athena, in Neils, J., Goddess and Polis (1992) 112–117 fig. 72; Zaccagnino 129 RT 46–47 Taf. 6–7; Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31. Brommer, F., Der Parthenonfries (1977); Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31; Pollitt, J. J., in Buitron-Oliver 51–65; Jenkins, I., The Parthenon Frieze (1994); Berger/Gisler-Huwiler, PartheDokFries; Neils (2001); Gebauer, J., Pompe und Thysia. Attische Tieropferdarstellungen auf schwarz- und rotfigurigen Vasen, Münster (2002) 209–212; Simon, E., Festivals of Attica, 1983, pl. 18–22, 1; ThesCRA VII 3 Festivals, gr. 3 Bilder... Anm. 25; Himmelmann, N., Tieropfer in der griechischen Kunst (1997) 37 Abb. 22–27; Marconi, C., The Parthenon frieze: Degrees of visibility, Res 55/56 (2009) 156–173.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Greece, Athens, Acropolis Museum, Inventory: Frises (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID2081, SMID11759
Description: frieze, relief – Material: marble – Dating: -440 – Discovery: AthensAcropolis – Description: One hundred and sixty meters of low relief sculpture, c. 1 meter high, set as the crown of the outside of the cella wall, just below the ceiling of the colonnade. The west frieze depicts the preparation of horsemen. On the north and south friezes are ranks of horsemen, charioteers and apobatai (altogether 21 chariots), older men (perhaps thallophoroi), musicians (auletai and kitharoidoi), hydriaphoroi, skaphephoroi and sacrificial animals (sheep and cows on the north, only cows on the south). The east frieze features women carrying sacrificial implements (kistai, thymiateria, phialai, oinochoai), magistrates and elders (perhaps the eponymous heroes of Athens), the Olympian gods, and the unfolding of a ritual garment. Although interpretation is much debated, that first suggested by Stuart and Revett – that the frieze depicts the Panathenaic procession – is most likely.
Keywords: MID2081, SMID11759, frIse est, Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, AIas I 11, AIgeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, AntIochos 10, AphrodIte 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, ArtemIs 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, DIone 9ad, DIonysos 486, DodekatheoI 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, HeIte>bIte>e I 31, HephaIstos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, HestIa 10, HIppothoon 21, IrIs I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, OIneus I (S) 6, PandIon 1, PhorIte>bIte>as I (S) 17, PoseIdon 136, SphInx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus Add 22, I. 1. ProzessIonen gr 72, I. 2.Ite>bIte>. LIIte>bIte>atIon 19, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 112, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 215, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 272, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 407, frIeze, relIef, marIte>bIte>le, -440, AthensAcropolIs, Greece, Athens, AcropolIs Museum, FrIses, phIale, phIale mesomphalos, patera, jug, prIest, dIphros, kanoun, offerIng Ite>bIte>asket, cloth, textIle, thymIaterIon, turIIte>bIte>ulum, Incense-Ite>bIte>urner, youth, sphInx, cushIon, seat wIth Ite>bIte>ack-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), AIas I, AIgeus, AntIochos, AphrodIte, Apollon, Ares, ArtemIs, Athena, Demeter, DIone, DIonysos, DodekatheoI, Erechtheus, Eros, HeIte>bIte>e I, HephaIstos, Hera, Hermes, HestIa, HIppothoon, IrIs I, Kekrops, Leos, OIneus I, PandIon, PhorIte>bIte>as I, PoseIdon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
Copyright Notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID2081, SMID11759 – SceneSide: frise est – LIMC/ThesCRA: Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, Aias I 11, Aigeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, Antiochos 10, Aphrodite 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, Artemis 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, Dione 9ad, Dionysos 486, Dodekatheoi 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, Hebe I 31, Hephaistos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, Hestia 10, Hippothoon 21, Iris I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, Oineus I (S) 6, Pandion 1, Phorbas I (S) 17, Poseidon 136, Sphinx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus, Add. 22, I. 1. Prozessionen, gr. 72, I. 2.b. Libation 19, II. 5. Kultbilder 112, II. 5. Kultbilder 215, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 272, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 407
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: phiale, phiale mesomphalos, patera, jug, priest, diphros, kanoun, offering basket, cloth, textile, thymiaterion, turibulum, incense-burner, youth, sphinx, cushion, seat with back-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), Aias I, Aigeus, Antiochos, Aphrodite, Apollon, Ares, Artemis, Athena, Demeter, Dione, Dionysos, Dodekatheoi, Erechtheus, Eros, Hebe I, Hephaistos, Hera, Hermes, Hestia, Hippothoon, Iris I, Kekrops, Leos, Oineus I, Pandion, Phorbas I, Poseidon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: F., Brommer, Der Parthenonfries (1977) 108–119 fig. 164ff. pl. 163–165. 168. 170–171. 184. 263–270; Berger, E. /Gisler-Huwiler, M., Der Parthenon in Basel. Dokumentation zum Fries (1996) 148–169 Taf. 128–140; Barber, E. J., The Peplos of Athena, in Neils, J., Goddess and Polis (1992) 112–117 fig. 72; Zaccagnino 129 RT 46–47 Taf. 6–7; Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31. Brommer, F., Der Parthenonfries (1977); Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31; Pollitt, J. J., in Buitron-Oliver 51–65; Jenkins, I., The Parthenon Frieze (1994); Berger/Gisler-Huwiler, PartheDokFries; Neils (2001); Gebauer, J., Pompe und Thysia. Attische Tieropferdarstellungen auf schwarz- und rotfigurigen Vasen, Münster (2002) 209–212; Simon, E., Festivals of Attica, 1983, pl. 18–22, 1; ThesCRA VII 3 Festivals, gr. 3 Bilder... Anm. 25; Himmelmann, N., Tieropfer in der griechischen Kunst (1997) 37 Abb. 22–27; Marconi, C., The Parthenon frieze: Degrees of visibility, Res 55/56 (2009) 156–173.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Greece, Athens, Acropolis Museum, Inventory: Frises (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID2081, SMID11759
Description: frieze, relief – Material: marble – Dating: -440 – Discovery: AthensAcropolis – Description: One hundred and sixty meters of low relief sculpture, c. 1 meter high, set as the crown of the outside of the cella wall, just below the ceiling of the colonnade. The west frieze depicts the preparation of horsemen. On the north and south friezes are ranks of horsemen, charioteers and apobatai (altogether 21 chariots), older men (perhaps thallophoroi), musicians (auletai and kitharoidoi), hydriaphoroi, skaphephoroi and sacrificial animals (sheep and cows on the north, only cows on the south). The east frieze features women carrying sacrificial implements (kistai, thymiateria, phialai, oinochoai), magistrates and elders (perhaps the eponymous heroes of Athens), the Olympian gods, and the unfolding of a ritual garment. Although interpretation is much debated, that first suggested by Stuart and Revett – that the frieze depicts the Panathenaic procession – is most likely.
Keywords: MID2081, SMID11759, frIse est, Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, AIas I 11, AIgeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, AntIochos 10, AphrodIte 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, ArtemIs 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, DIone 9ad, DIonysos 486, DodekatheoI 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, HeIte>bIte>e I 31, HephaIstos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, HestIa 10, HIppothoon 21, IrIs I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, OIneus I (S) 6, PandIon 1, PhorIte>bIte>as I (S) 17, PoseIdon 136, SphInx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus Add 22, I. 1. ProzessIonen gr 72, I. 2.Ite>bIte>. LIIte>bIte>atIon 19, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 112, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 215, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 272, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 407, frIeze, relIef, marIte>bIte>le, -440, AthensAcropolIs, Greece, Athens, AcropolIs Museum, FrIses, phIale, phIale mesomphalos, patera, jug, prIest, dIphros, kanoun, offerIng Ite>bIte>asket, cloth, textIle, thymIaterIon, turIIte>bIte>ulum, Incense-Ite>bIte>urner, youth, sphInx, cushIon, seat wIth Ite>bIte>ack-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), AIas I, AIgeus, AntIochos, AphrodIte, Apollon, Ares, ArtemIs, Athena, Demeter, DIone, DIonysos, DodekatheoI, Erechtheus, Eros, HeIte>bIte>e I, HephaIstos, Hera, Hermes, HestIa, HIppothoon, IrIs I, Kekrops, Leos, OIneus I, PandIon, PhorIte>bIte>as I, PoseIdon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
Copyright Notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID2081, SMID11759 – SceneSide: frise est – LIMC/ThesCRA: Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, Aias I 11, Aigeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, Antiochos 10, Aphrodite 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, Artemis 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, Dione 9ad, Dionysos 486, Dodekatheoi 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, Hebe I 31, Hephaistos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, Hestia 10, Hippothoon 21, Iris I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, Oineus I (S) 6, Pandion 1, Phorbas I (S) 17, Poseidon 136, Sphinx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus, Add. 22, I. 1. Prozessionen, gr. 72, I. 2.b. Libation 19, II. 5. Kultbilder 112, II. 5. Kultbilder 215, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 272, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 407
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: phiale, phiale mesomphalos, patera, jug, priest, diphros, kanoun, offering basket, cloth, textile, thymiaterion, turibulum, incense-burner, youth, sphinx, cushion, seat with back-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), Aias I, Aigeus, Antiochos, Aphrodite, Apollon, Ares, Artemis, Athena, Demeter, Dione, Dionysos, Dodekatheoi, Erechtheus, Eros, Hebe I, Hephaistos, Hera, Hermes, Hestia, Hippothoon, Iris I, Kekrops, Leos, Oineus I, Pandion, Phorbas I, Poseidon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: F., Brommer, Der Parthenonfries (1977) 108–119 fig. 164ff. pl. 163–165. 168. 170–171. 184. 263–270; Berger, E. /Gisler-Huwiler, M., Der Parthenon in Basel. Dokumentation zum Fries (1996) 148–169 Taf. 128–140; Barber, E. J., The Peplos of Athena, in Neils, J., Goddess and Polis (1992) 112–117 fig. 72; Zaccagnino 129 RT 46–47 Taf. 6–7; Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31. Brommer, F., Der Parthenonfries (1977); Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31; Pollitt, J. J., in Buitron-Oliver 51–65; Jenkins, I., The Parthenon Frieze (1994); Berger/Gisler-Huwiler, PartheDokFries; Neils (2001); Gebauer, J., Pompe und Thysia. Attische Tieropferdarstellungen auf schwarz- und rotfigurigen Vasen, Münster (2002) 209–212; Simon, E., Festivals of Attica, 1983, pl. 18–22, 1; ThesCRA VII 3 Festivals, gr. 3 Bilder... Anm. 25; Himmelmann, N., Tieropfer in der griechischen Kunst (1997) 37 Abb. 22–27; Marconi, C., The Parthenon frieze: Degrees of visibility, Res 55/56 (2009) 156–173.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Greece, Athens, Acropolis Museum, Inventory: Frises (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID2081, SMID11759
Description: frieze, relief – Material: marble – Dating: -440 – Discovery: AthensAcropolis – Description: One hundred and sixty meters of low relief sculpture, c. 1 meter high, set as the crown of the outside of the cella wall, just below the ceiling of the colonnade. The west frieze depicts the preparation of horsemen. On the north and south friezes are ranks of horsemen, charioteers and apobatai (altogether 21 chariots), older men (perhaps thallophoroi), musicians (auletai and kitharoidoi), hydriaphoroi, skaphephoroi and sacrificial animals (sheep and cows on the north, only cows on the south). The east frieze features women carrying sacrificial implements (kistai, thymiateria, phialai, oinochoai), magistrates and elders (perhaps the eponymous heroes of Athens), the Olympian gods, and the unfolding of a ritual garment. Although interpretation is much debated, that first suggested by Stuart and Revett – that the frieze depicts the Panathenaic procession – is most likely.
Keywords: MID2081, SMID11759, frIse est, Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, AIas I 11, AIgeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, AntIochos 10, AphrodIte 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, ArtemIs 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, DIone 9ad, DIonysos 486, DodekatheoI 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, HeIte>bIte>e I 31, HephaIstos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, HestIa 10, HIppothoon 21, IrIs I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, OIneus I (S) 6, PandIon 1, PhorIte>bIte>as I (S) 17, PoseIdon 136, SphInx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus Add 22, I. 1. ProzessIonen gr 72, I. 2.Ite>bIte>. LIIte>bIte>atIon 19, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 112, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 215, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 272, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 407, frIeze, relIef, marIte>bIte>le, -440, AthensAcropolIs, Greece, Athens, AcropolIs Museum, FrIses, phIale, phIale mesomphalos, patera, jug, prIest, dIphros, kanoun, offerIng Ite>bIte>asket, cloth, textIle, thymIaterIon, turIIte>bIte>ulum, Incense-Ite>bIte>urner, youth, sphInx, cushIon, seat wIth Ite>bIte>ack-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), AIas I, AIgeus, AntIochos, AphrodIte, Apollon, Ares, ArtemIs, Athena, Demeter, DIone, DIonysos, DodekatheoI, Erechtheus, Eros, HeIte>bIte>e I, HephaIstos, Hera, Hermes, HestIa, HIppothoon, IrIs I, Kekrops, Leos, OIneus I, PandIon, PhorIte>bIte>as I, PoseIdon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
Copyright Notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID2081, SMID11759 – SceneSide: frise est – LIMC/ThesCRA: Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, Aias I 11, Aigeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, Antiochos 10, Aphrodite 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, Artemis 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, Dione 9ad, Dionysos 486, Dodekatheoi 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, Hebe I 31, Hephaistos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, Hestia 10, Hippothoon 21, Iris I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, Oineus I (S) 6, Pandion 1, Phorbas I (S) 17, Poseidon 136, Sphinx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus, Add. 22, I. 1. Prozessionen, gr. 72, I. 2.b. Libation 19, II. 5. Kultbilder 112, II. 5. Kultbilder 215, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 272, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 407
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: phiale, phiale mesomphalos, patera, jug, priest, diphros, kanoun, offering basket, cloth, textile, thymiaterion, turibulum, incense-burner, youth, sphinx, cushion, seat with back-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), Aias I, Aigeus, Antiochos, Aphrodite, Apollon, Ares, Artemis, Athena, Demeter, Dione, Dionysos, Dodekatheoi, Erechtheus, Eros, Hebe I, Hephaistos, Hera, Hermes, Hestia, Hippothoon, Iris I, Kekrops, Leos, Oineus I, Pandion, Phorbas I, Poseidon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: F., Brommer, Der Parthenonfries (1977) 108–119 fig. 164ff. pl. 163–165. 168. 170–171. 184. 263–270; Berger, E. /Gisler-Huwiler, M., Der Parthenon in Basel. Dokumentation zum Fries (1996) 148–169 Taf. 128–140; Barber, E. J., The Peplos of Athena, in Neils, J., Goddess and Polis (1992) 112–117 fig. 72; Zaccagnino 129 RT 46–47 Taf. 6–7; Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31. Brommer, F., Der Parthenonfries (1977); Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31; Pollitt, J. J., in Buitron-Oliver 51–65; Jenkins, I., The Parthenon Frieze (1994); Berger/Gisler-Huwiler, PartheDokFries; Neils (2001); Gebauer, J., Pompe und Thysia. Attische Tieropferdarstellungen auf schwarz- und rotfigurigen Vasen, Münster (2002) 209–212; Simon, E., Festivals of Attica, 1983, pl. 18–22, 1; ThesCRA VII 3 Festivals, gr. 3 Bilder... Anm. 25; Himmelmann, N., Tieropfer in der griechischen Kunst (1997) 37 Abb. 22–27; Marconi, C., The Parthenon frieze: Degrees of visibility, Res 55/56 (2009) 156–173.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Greece, Athens, Acropolis Museum, Inventory: Frises (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID2081, SMID11759
Description: frieze, relief – Material: marble – Dating: -440 – Discovery: AthensAcropolis – Description: One hundred and sixty meters of low relief sculpture, c. 1 meter high, set as the crown of the outside of the cella wall, just below the ceiling of the colonnade. The west frieze depicts the preparation of horsemen. On the north and south friezes are ranks of horsemen, charioteers and apobatai (altogether 21 chariots), older men (perhaps thallophoroi), musicians (auletai and kitharoidoi), hydriaphoroi, skaphephoroi and sacrificial animals (sheep and cows on the north, only cows on the south). The east frieze features women carrying sacrificial implements (kistai, thymiateria, phialai, oinochoai), magistrates and elders (perhaps the eponymous heroes of Athens), the Olympian gods, and the unfolding of a ritual garment. Although interpretation is much debated, that first suggested by Stuart and Revett – that the frieze depicts the Panathenaic procession – is most likely.
Keywords: MID2081, SMID11759, frIse est, Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, AIas I 11, AIgeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, AntIochos 10, AphrodIte 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, ArtemIs 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, DIone 9ad, DIonysos 486, DodekatheoI 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, HeIte>bIte>e I 31, HephaIstos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, HestIa 10, HIppothoon 21, IrIs I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, OIneus I (S) 6, PandIon 1, PhorIte>bIte>as I (S) 17, PoseIdon 136, SphInx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus Add 22, I. 1. ProzessIonen gr 72, I. 2.Ite>bIte>. LIIte>bIte>atIon 19, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 112, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 215, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 272, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 407, frIeze, relIef, marIte>bIte>le, -440, AthensAcropolIs, Greece, Athens, AcropolIs Museum, FrIses, phIale, phIale mesomphalos, patera, jug, prIest, dIphros, kanoun, offerIng Ite>bIte>asket, cloth, textIle, thymIaterIon, turIIte>bIte>ulum, Incense-Ite>bIte>urner, youth, sphInx, cushIon, seat wIth Ite>bIte>ack-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), AIas I, AIgeus, AntIochos, AphrodIte, Apollon, Ares, ArtemIs, Athena, Demeter, DIone, DIonysos, DodekatheoI, Erechtheus, Eros, HeIte>bIte>e I, HephaIstos, Hera, Hermes, HestIa, HIppothoon, IrIs I, Kekrops, Leos, OIneus I, PandIon, PhorIte>bIte>as I, PoseIdon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
Copyright Notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID2081, SMID11759 – SceneSide: frise est – LIMC/ThesCRA: Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, Aias I 11, Aigeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, Antiochos 10, Aphrodite 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, Artemis 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, Dione 9ad, Dionysos 486, Dodekatheoi 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, Hebe I 31, Hephaistos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, Hestia 10, Hippothoon 21, Iris I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, Oineus I (S) 6, Pandion 1, Phorbas I (S) 17, Poseidon 136, Sphinx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus, Add. 22, I. 1. Prozessionen, gr. 72, I. 2.b. Libation 19, II. 5. Kultbilder 112, II. 5. Kultbilder 215, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 272, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 407
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: phiale, phiale mesomphalos, patera, jug, priest, diphros, kanoun, offering basket, cloth, textile, thymiaterion, turibulum, incense-burner, youth, sphinx, cushion, seat with back-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), Aias I, Aigeus, Antiochos, Aphrodite, Apollon, Ares, Artemis, Athena, Demeter, Dione, Dionysos, Dodekatheoi, Erechtheus, Eros, Hebe I, Hephaistos, Hera, Hermes, Hestia, Hippothoon, Iris I, Kekrops, Leos, Oineus I, Pandion, Phorbas I, Poseidon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: F., Brommer, Der Parthenonfries (1977) 108–119 fig. 164ff. pl. 163–165. 168. 170–171. 184. 263–270; Berger, E. /Gisler-Huwiler, M., Der Parthenon in Basel. Dokumentation zum Fries (1996) 148–169 Taf. 128–140; Barber, E. J., The Peplos of Athena, in Neils, J., Goddess and Polis (1992) 112–117 fig. 72; Zaccagnino 129 RT 46–47 Taf. 6–7; Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31. Brommer, F., Der Parthenonfries (1977); Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31; Pollitt, J. J., in Buitron-Oliver 51–65; Jenkins, I., The Parthenon Frieze (1994); Berger/Gisler-Huwiler, PartheDokFries; Neils (2001); Gebauer, J., Pompe und Thysia. Attische Tieropferdarstellungen auf schwarz- und rotfigurigen Vasen, Münster (2002) 209–212; Simon, E., Festivals of Attica, 1983, pl. 18–22, 1; ThesCRA VII 3 Festivals, gr. 3 Bilder... Anm. 25; Himmelmann, N., Tieropfer in der griechischen Kunst (1997) 37 Abb. 22–27; Marconi, C., The Parthenon frieze: Degrees of visibility, Res 55/56 (2009) 156–173.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Greece, Athens, Acropolis Museum, Inventory: Frises (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID2081, SMID11759
Description: frieze, relief – Material: marble – Dating: -440 – Discovery: AthensAcropolis – Description: One hundred and sixty meters of low relief sculpture, c. 1 meter high, set as the crown of the outside of the cella wall, just below the ceiling of the colonnade. The west frieze depicts the preparation of horsemen. On the north and south friezes are ranks of horsemen, charioteers and apobatai (altogether 21 chariots), older men (perhaps thallophoroi), musicians (auletai and kitharoidoi), hydriaphoroi, skaphephoroi and sacrificial animals (sheep and cows on the north, only cows on the south). The east frieze features women carrying sacrificial implements (kistai, thymiateria, phialai, oinochoai), magistrates and elders (perhaps the eponymous heroes of Athens), the Olympian gods, and the unfolding of a ritual garment. Although interpretation is much debated, that first suggested by Stuart and Revett – that the frieze depicts the Panathenaic procession – is most likely.
Keywords: MID2081, SMID11759, frIse est, Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, AIas I 11, AIgeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, AntIochos 10, AphrodIte 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, ArtemIs 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, DIone 9ad, DIonysos 486, DodekatheoI 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, HeIte>bIte>e I 31, HephaIstos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, HestIa 10, HIppothoon 21, IrIs I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, OIneus I (S) 6, PandIon 1, PhorIte>bIte>as I (S) 17, PoseIdon 136, SphInx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus Add 22, I. 1. ProzessIonen gr 72, I. 2.Ite>bIte>. LIIte>bIte>atIon 19, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 112, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 215, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 272, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 407, frIeze, relIef, marIte>bIte>le, -440, AthensAcropolIs, Greece, Athens, AcropolIs Museum, FrIses, phIale, phIale mesomphalos, patera, jug, prIest, dIphros, kanoun, offerIng Ite>bIte>asket, cloth, textIle, thymIaterIon, turIIte>bIte>ulum, Incense-Ite>bIte>urner, youth, sphInx, cushIon, seat wIth Ite>bIte>ack-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), AIas I, AIgeus, AntIochos, AphrodIte, Apollon, Ares, ArtemIs, Athena, Demeter, DIone, DIonysos, DodekatheoI, Erechtheus, Eros, HeIte>bIte>e I, HephaIstos, Hera, Hermes, HestIa, HIppothoon, IrIs I, Kekrops, Leos, OIneus I, PandIon, PhorIte>bIte>as I, PoseIdon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
Copyright Notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID2081, SMID11759 – SceneSide: frise est – LIMC/ThesCRA: Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, Aias I 11, Aigeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, Antiochos 10, Aphrodite 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, Artemis 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, Dione 9ad, Dionysos 486, Dodekatheoi 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, Hebe I 31, Hephaistos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, Hestia 10, Hippothoon 21, Iris I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, Oineus I (S) 6, Pandion 1, Phorbas I (S) 17, Poseidon 136, Sphinx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus, Add. 22, I. 1. Prozessionen, gr. 72, I. 2.b. Libation 19, II. 5. Kultbilder 112, II. 5. Kultbilder 215, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 272, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 407
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: phiale, phiale mesomphalos, patera, jug, priest, diphros, kanoun, offering basket, cloth, textile, thymiaterion, turibulum, incense-burner, youth, sphinx, cushion, seat with back-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), Aias I, Aigeus, Antiochos, Aphrodite, Apollon, Ares, Artemis, Athena, Demeter, Dione, Dionysos, Dodekatheoi, Erechtheus, Eros, Hebe I, Hephaistos, Hera, Hermes, Hestia, Hippothoon, Iris I, Kekrops, Leos, Oineus I, Pandion, Phorbas I, Poseidon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: F., Brommer, Der Parthenonfries (1977) 108–119 fig. 164ff. pl. 163–165. 168. 170–171. 184. 263–270; Berger, E. /Gisler-Huwiler, M., Der Parthenon in Basel. Dokumentation zum Fries (1996) 148–169 Taf. 128–140; Barber, E. J., The Peplos of Athena, in Neils, J., Goddess and Polis (1992) 112–117 fig. 72; Zaccagnino 129 RT 46–47 Taf. 6–7; Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31. Brommer, F., Der Parthenonfries (1977); Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31; Pollitt, J. J., in Buitron-Oliver 51–65; Jenkins, I., The Parthenon Frieze (1994); Berger/Gisler-Huwiler, PartheDokFries; Neils (2001); Gebauer, J., Pompe und Thysia. Attische Tieropferdarstellungen auf schwarz- und rotfigurigen Vasen, Münster (2002) 209–212; Simon, E., Festivals of Attica, 1983, pl. 18–22, 1; ThesCRA VII 3 Festivals, gr. 3 Bilder... Anm. 25; Himmelmann, N., Tieropfer in der griechischen Kunst (1997) 37 Abb. 22–27; Marconi, C., The Parthenon frieze: Degrees of visibility, Res 55/56 (2009) 156–173.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Greece, Athens, Acropolis Museum, Inventory: Frises (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID2081, SMID11759
Description: frieze, relief – Material: marble – Dating: -440 – Discovery: AthensAcropolis – Description: One hundred and sixty meters of low relief sculpture, c. 1 meter high, set as the crown of the outside of the cella wall, just below the ceiling of the colonnade. The west frieze depicts the preparation of horsemen. On the north and south friezes are ranks of horsemen, charioteers and apobatai (altogether 21 chariots), older men (perhaps thallophoroi), musicians (auletai and kitharoidoi), hydriaphoroi, skaphephoroi and sacrificial animals (sheep and cows on the north, only cows on the south). The east frieze features women carrying sacrificial implements (kistai, thymiateria, phialai, oinochoai), magistrates and elders (perhaps the eponymous heroes of Athens), the Olympian gods, and the unfolding of a ritual garment. Although interpretation is much debated, that first suggested by Stuart and Revett – that the frieze depicts the Panathenaic procession – is most likely.
Keywords: MID2081, SMID11759, frIse est, Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, AIas I 11, AIgeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, AntIochos 10, AphrodIte 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, ArtemIs 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, DIone 9ad, DIonysos 486, DodekatheoI 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, HeIte>bIte>e I 31, HephaIstos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, HestIa 10, HIppothoon 21, IrIs I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, OIneus I (S) 6, PandIon 1, PhorIte>bIte>as I (S) 17, PoseIdon 136, SphInx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus Add 22, I. 1. ProzessIonen gr 72, I. 2.Ite>bIte>. LIIte>bIte>atIon 19, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 112, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 215, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 272, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 407, frIeze, relIef, marIte>bIte>le, -440, AthensAcropolIs, Greece, Athens, AcropolIs Museum, FrIses, phIale, phIale mesomphalos, patera, jug, prIest, dIphros, kanoun, offerIng Ite>bIte>asket, cloth, textIle, thymIaterIon, turIIte>bIte>ulum, Incense-Ite>bIte>urner, youth, sphInx, cushIon, seat wIth Ite>bIte>ack-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), AIas I, AIgeus, AntIochos, AphrodIte, Apollon, Ares, ArtemIs, Athena, Demeter, DIone, DIonysos, DodekatheoI, Erechtheus, Eros, HeIte>bIte>e I, HephaIstos, Hera, Hermes, HestIa, HIppothoon, IrIs I, Kekrops, Leos, OIneus I, PandIon, PhorIte>bIte>as I, PoseIdon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
Copyright Notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID2081, SMID11759 – SceneSide: frise est – LIMC/ThesCRA: Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, Aias I 11, Aigeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, Antiochos 10, Aphrodite 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, Artemis 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, Dione 9ad, Dionysos 486, Dodekatheoi 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, Hebe I 31, Hephaistos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, Hestia 10, Hippothoon 21, Iris I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, Oineus I (S) 6, Pandion 1, Phorbas I (S) 17, Poseidon 136, Sphinx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus, Add. 22, I. 1. Prozessionen, gr. 72, I. 2.b. Libation 19, II. 5. Kultbilder 112, II. 5. Kultbilder 215, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 272, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 407
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: phiale, phiale mesomphalos, patera, jug, priest, diphros, kanoun, offering basket, cloth, textile, thymiaterion, turibulum, incense-burner, youth, sphinx, cushion, seat with back-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), Aias I, Aigeus, Antiochos, Aphrodite, Apollon, Ares, Artemis, Athena, Demeter, Dione, Dionysos, Dodekatheoi, Erechtheus, Eros, Hebe I, Hephaistos, Hera, Hermes, Hestia, Hippothoon, Iris I, Kekrops, Leos, Oineus I, Pandion, Phorbas I, Poseidon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: F., Brommer, Der Parthenonfries (1977) 108–119 fig. 164ff. pl. 163–165. 168. 170–171. 184. 263–270; Berger, E. /Gisler-Huwiler, M., Der Parthenon in Basel. Dokumentation zum Fries (1996) 148–169 Taf. 128–140; Barber, E. J., The Peplos of Athena, in Neils, J., Goddess and Polis (1992) 112–117 fig. 72; Zaccagnino 129 RT 46–47 Taf. 6–7; Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31. Brommer, F., Der Parthenonfries (1977); Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31; Pollitt, J. J., in Buitron-Oliver 51–65; Jenkins, I., The Parthenon Frieze (1994); Berger/Gisler-Huwiler, PartheDokFries; Neils (2001); Gebauer, J., Pompe und Thysia. Attische Tieropferdarstellungen auf schwarz- und rotfigurigen Vasen, Münster (2002) 209–212; Simon, E., Festivals of Attica, 1983, pl. 18–22, 1; ThesCRA VII 3 Festivals, gr. 3 Bilder... Anm. 25; Himmelmann, N., Tieropfer in der griechischen Kunst (1997) 37 Abb. 22–27; Marconi, C., The Parthenon frieze: Degrees of visibility, Res 55/56 (2009) 156–173.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Greece, Athens, Acropolis Museum, Inventory: Frises (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID2081, SMID11759
Description: frieze, relief – Material: marble – Dating: -440 – Discovery: AthensAcropolis – Description: One hundred and sixty meters of low relief sculpture, c. 1 meter high, set as the crown of the outside of the cella wall, just below the ceiling of the colonnade. The west frieze depicts the preparation of horsemen. On the north and south friezes are ranks of horsemen, charioteers and apobatai (altogether 21 chariots), older men (perhaps thallophoroi), musicians (auletai and kitharoidoi), hydriaphoroi, skaphephoroi and sacrificial animals (sheep and cows on the north, only cows on the south). The east frieze features women carrying sacrificial implements (kistai, thymiateria, phialai, oinochoai), magistrates and elders (perhaps the eponymous heroes of Athens), the Olympian gods, and the unfolding of a ritual garment. Although interpretation is much debated, that first suggested by Stuart and Revett – that the frieze depicts the Panathenaic procession – is most likely.
Keywords: MID2081, SMID11759, frIse est, Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, AIas I 11, AIgeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, AntIochos 10, AphrodIte 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, ArtemIs 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, DIone 9ad, DIonysos 486, DodekatheoI 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, HeIte>bIte>e I 31, HephaIstos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, HestIa 10, HIppothoon 21, IrIs I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, OIneus I (S) 6, PandIon 1, PhorIte>bIte>as I (S) 17, PoseIdon 136, SphInx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus Add 22, I. 1. ProzessIonen gr 72, I. 2.Ite>bIte>. LIIte>bIte>atIon 19, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 112, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 215, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 272, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 407, frIeze, relIef, marIte>bIte>le, -440, AthensAcropolIs, Greece, Athens, AcropolIs Museum, FrIses, phIale, phIale mesomphalos, patera, jug, prIest, dIphros, kanoun, offerIng Ite>bIte>asket, cloth, textIle, thymIaterIon, turIIte>bIte>ulum, Incense-Ite>bIte>urner, youth, sphInx, cushIon, seat wIth Ite>bIte>ack-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), AIas I, AIgeus, AntIochos, AphrodIte, Apollon, Ares, ArtemIs, Athena, Demeter, DIone, DIonysos, DodekatheoI, Erechtheus, Eros, HeIte>bIte>e I, HephaIstos, Hera, Hermes, HestIa, HIppothoon, IrIs I, Kekrops, Leos, OIneus I, PandIon, PhorIte>bIte>as I, PoseIdon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
Copyright Notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID2081, SMID11759 – SceneSide: frise est – LIMC/ThesCRA: Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, Aias I 11, Aigeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, Antiochos 10, Aphrodite 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, Artemis 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, Dione 9ad, Dionysos 486, Dodekatheoi 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, Hebe I 31, Hephaistos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, Hestia 10, Hippothoon 21, Iris I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, Oineus I (S) 6, Pandion 1, Phorbas I (S) 17, Poseidon 136, Sphinx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus, Add. 22, I. 1. Prozessionen, gr. 72, I. 2.b. Libation 19, II. 5. Kultbilder 112, II. 5. Kultbilder 215, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 272, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 407
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: phiale, phiale mesomphalos, patera, jug, priest, diphros, kanoun, offering basket, cloth, textile, thymiaterion, turibulum, incense-burner, youth, sphinx, cushion, seat with back-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), Aias I, Aigeus, Antiochos, Aphrodite, Apollon, Ares, Artemis, Athena, Demeter, Dione, Dionysos, Dodekatheoi, Erechtheus, Eros, Hebe I, Hephaistos, Hera, Hermes, Hestia, Hippothoon, Iris I, Kekrops, Leos, Oineus I, Pandion, Phorbas I, Poseidon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: F., Brommer, Der Parthenonfries (1977) 108–119 fig. 164ff. pl. 163–165. 168. 170–171. 184. 263–270; Berger, E. /Gisler-Huwiler, M., Der Parthenon in Basel. Dokumentation zum Fries (1996) 148–169 Taf. 128–140; Barber, E. J., The Peplos of Athena, in Neils, J., Goddess and Polis (1992) 112–117 fig. 72; Zaccagnino 129 RT 46–47 Taf. 6–7; Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31. Brommer, F., Der Parthenonfries (1977); Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31; Pollitt, J. J., in Buitron-Oliver 51–65; Jenkins, I., The Parthenon Frieze (1994); Berger/Gisler-Huwiler, PartheDokFries; Neils (2001); Gebauer, J., Pompe und Thysia. Attische Tieropferdarstellungen auf schwarz- und rotfigurigen Vasen, Münster (2002) 209–212; Simon, E., Festivals of Attica, 1983, pl. 18–22, 1; ThesCRA VII 3 Festivals, gr. 3 Bilder... Anm. 25; Himmelmann, N., Tieropfer in der griechischen Kunst (1997) 37 Abb. 22–27; Marconi, C., The Parthenon frieze: Degrees of visibility, Res 55/56 (2009) 156–173.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Greece, Athens, Acropolis Museum, Inventory: Frises (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID2081, SMID11759
Description: frieze, relief – Material: marble – Dating: -440 – Discovery: AthensAcropolis – Description: One hundred and sixty meters of low relief sculpture, c. 1 meter high, set as the crown of the outside of the cella wall, just below the ceiling of the colonnade. The west frieze depicts the preparation of horsemen. On the north and south friezes are ranks of horsemen, charioteers and apobatai (altogether 21 chariots), older men (perhaps thallophoroi), musicians (auletai and kitharoidoi), hydriaphoroi, skaphephoroi and sacrificial animals (sheep and cows on the north, only cows on the south). The east frieze features women carrying sacrificial implements (kistai, thymiateria, phialai, oinochoai), magistrates and elders (perhaps the eponymous heroes of Athens), the Olympian gods, and the unfolding of a ritual garment. Although interpretation is much debated, that first suggested by Stuart and Revett – that the frieze depicts the Panathenaic procession – is most likely.
Keywords: MID2081, SMID11759, frIse est, Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, AIas I 11, AIgeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, AntIochos 10, AphrodIte 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, ArtemIs 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, DIone 9ad, DIonysos 486, DodekatheoI 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, HeIte>bIte>e I 31, HephaIstos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, HestIa 10, HIppothoon 21, IrIs I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, OIneus I (S) 6, PandIon 1, PhorIte>bIte>as I (S) 17, PoseIdon 136, SphInx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus Add 22, I. 1. ProzessIonen gr 72, I. 2.Ite>bIte>. LIIte>bIte>atIon 19, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 112, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 215, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 272, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 407, frIeze, relIef, marIte>bIte>le, -440, AthensAcropolIs, Greece, Athens, AcropolIs Museum, FrIses, phIale, phIale mesomphalos, patera, jug, prIest, dIphros, kanoun, offerIng Ite>bIte>asket, cloth, textIle, thymIaterIon, turIIte>bIte>ulum, Incense-Ite>bIte>urner, youth, sphInx, cushIon, seat wIth Ite>bIte>ack-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), AIas I, AIgeus, AntIochos, AphrodIte, Apollon, Ares, ArtemIs, Athena, Demeter, DIone, DIonysos, DodekatheoI, Erechtheus, Eros, HeIte>bIte>e I, HephaIstos, Hera, Hermes, HestIa, HIppothoon, IrIs I, Kekrops, Leos, OIneus I, PandIon, PhorIte>bIte>as I, PoseIdon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
Copyright Notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID2081, SMID11759 – SceneSide: frise est – LIMC/ThesCRA: Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, Aias I 11, Aigeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, Antiochos 10, Aphrodite 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, Artemis 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, Dione 9ad, Dionysos 486, Dodekatheoi 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, Hebe I 31, Hephaistos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, Hestia 10, Hippothoon 21, Iris I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, Oineus I (S) 6, Pandion 1, Phorbas I (S) 17, Poseidon 136, Sphinx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus, Add. 22, I. 1. Prozessionen, gr. 72, I. 2.b. Libation 19, II. 5. Kultbilder 112, II. 5. Kultbilder 215, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 272, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 407
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: phiale, phiale mesomphalos, patera, jug, priest, diphros, kanoun, offering basket, cloth, textile, thymiaterion, turibulum, incense-burner, youth, sphinx, cushion, seat with back-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), Aias I, Aigeus, Antiochos, Aphrodite, Apollon, Ares, Artemis, Athena, Demeter, Dione, Dionysos, Dodekatheoi, Erechtheus, Eros, Hebe I, Hephaistos, Hera, Hermes, Hestia, Hippothoon, Iris I, Kekrops, Leos, Oineus I, Pandion, Phorbas I, Poseidon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: F., Brommer, Der Parthenonfries (1977) 108–119 fig. 164ff. pl. 163–165. 168. 170–171. 184. 263–270; Berger, E. /Gisler-Huwiler, M., Der Parthenon in Basel. Dokumentation zum Fries (1996) 148–169 Taf. 128–140; Barber, E. J., The Peplos of Athena, in Neils, J., Goddess and Polis (1992) 112–117 fig. 72; Zaccagnino 129 RT 46–47 Taf. 6–7; Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31. Brommer, F., Der Parthenonfries (1977); Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31; Pollitt, J. J., in Buitron-Oliver 51–65; Jenkins, I., The Parthenon Frieze (1994); Berger/Gisler-Huwiler, PartheDokFries; Neils (2001); Gebauer, J., Pompe und Thysia. Attische Tieropferdarstellungen auf schwarz- und rotfigurigen Vasen, Münster (2002) 209–212; Simon, E., Festivals of Attica, 1983, pl. 18–22, 1; ThesCRA VII 3 Festivals, gr. 3 Bilder... Anm. 25; Himmelmann, N., Tieropfer in der griechischen Kunst (1997) 37 Abb. 22–27; Marconi, C., The Parthenon frieze: Degrees of visibility, Res 55/56 (2009) 156–173.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Greece, Athens, Acropolis Museum, Inventory: Frises (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID2081, SMID11759
Description: frieze, relief – Material: marble – Dating: -440 – Discovery: AthensAcropolis – Description: One hundred and sixty meters of low relief sculpture, c. 1 meter high, set as the crown of the outside of the cella wall, just below the ceiling of the colonnade. The west frieze depicts the preparation of horsemen. On the north and south friezes are ranks of horsemen, charioteers and apobatai (altogether 21 chariots), older men (perhaps thallophoroi), musicians (auletai and kitharoidoi), hydriaphoroi, skaphephoroi and sacrificial animals (sheep and cows on the north, only cows on the south). The east frieze features women carrying sacrificial implements (kistai, thymiateria, phialai, oinochoai), magistrates and elders (perhaps the eponymous heroes of Athens), the Olympian gods, and the unfolding of a ritual garment. Although interpretation is much debated, that first suggested by Stuart and Revett – that the frieze depicts the Panathenaic procession – is most likely.
Keywords: MID2081, SMID11759, frIse est, Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, AIas I 11, AIgeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, AntIochos 10, AphrodIte 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, ArtemIs 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, DIone 9ad, DIonysos 486, DodekatheoI 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, HeIte>bIte>e I 31, HephaIstos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, HestIa 10, HIppothoon 21, IrIs I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, OIneus I (S) 6, PandIon 1, PhorIte>bIte>as I (S) 17, PoseIdon 136, SphInx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus Add 22, I. 1. ProzessIonen gr 72, I. 2.Ite>bIte>. LIIte>bIte>atIon 19, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 112, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 215, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 272, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 407, frIeze, relIef, marIte>bIte>le, -440, AthensAcropolIs, Greece, Athens, AcropolIs Museum, FrIses, phIale, phIale mesomphalos, patera, jug, prIest, dIphros, kanoun, offerIng Ite>bIte>asket, cloth, textIle, thymIaterIon, turIIte>bIte>ulum, Incense-Ite>bIte>urner, youth, sphInx, cushIon, seat wIth Ite>bIte>ack-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), AIas I, AIgeus, AntIochos, AphrodIte, Apollon, Ares, ArtemIs, Athena, Demeter, DIone, DIonysos, DodekatheoI, Erechtheus, Eros, HeIte>bIte>e I, HephaIstos, Hera, Hermes, HestIa, HIppothoon, IrIs I, Kekrops, Leos, OIneus I, PandIon, PhorIte>bIte>as I, PoseIdon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
Copyright Notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID2081, SMID11759 – SceneSide: frise est – LIMC/ThesCRA: Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, Aias I 11, Aigeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, Antiochos 10, Aphrodite 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, Artemis 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, Dione 9ad, Dionysos 486, Dodekatheoi 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, Hebe I 31, Hephaistos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, Hestia 10, Hippothoon 21, Iris I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, Oineus I (S) 6, Pandion 1, Phorbas I (S) 17, Poseidon 136, Sphinx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus, Add. 22, I. 1. Prozessionen, gr. 72, I. 2.b. Libation 19, II. 5. Kultbilder 112, II. 5. Kultbilder 215, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 272, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 407
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: phiale, phiale mesomphalos, patera, jug, priest, diphros, kanoun, offering basket, cloth, textile, thymiaterion, turibulum, incense-burner, youth, sphinx, cushion, seat with back-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), Aias I, Aigeus, Antiochos, Aphrodite, Apollon, Ares, Artemis, Athena, Demeter, Dione, Dionysos, Dodekatheoi, Erechtheus, Eros, Hebe I, Hephaistos, Hera, Hermes, Hestia, Hippothoon, Iris I, Kekrops, Leos, Oineus I, Pandion, Phorbas I, Poseidon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: F., Brommer, Der Parthenonfries (1977) 108–119 fig. 164ff. pl. 163–165. 168. 170–171. 184. 263–270; Berger, E. /Gisler-Huwiler, M., Der Parthenon in Basel. Dokumentation zum Fries (1996) 148–169 Taf. 128–140; Barber, E. J., The Peplos of Athena, in Neils, J., Goddess and Polis (1992) 112–117 fig. 72; Zaccagnino 129 RT 46–47 Taf. 6–7; Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31. Brommer, F., Der Parthenonfries (1977); Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31; Pollitt, J. J., in Buitron-Oliver 51–65; Jenkins, I., The Parthenon Frieze (1994); Berger/Gisler-Huwiler, PartheDokFries; Neils (2001); Gebauer, J., Pompe und Thysia. Attische Tieropferdarstellungen auf schwarz- und rotfigurigen Vasen, Münster (2002) 209–212; Simon, E., Festivals of Attica, 1983, pl. 18–22, 1; ThesCRA VII 3 Festivals, gr. 3 Bilder... Anm. 25; Himmelmann, N., Tieropfer in der griechischen Kunst (1997) 37 Abb. 22–27; Marconi, C., The Parthenon frieze: Degrees of visibility, Res 55/56 (2009) 156–173.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Greece, Athens, Acropolis Museum, Inventory: Frises (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID2081, SMID11759
Description: frieze, relief – Material: marble – Dating: -440 – Discovery: AthensAcropolis – Description: One hundred and sixty meters of low relief sculpture, c. 1 meter high, set as the crown of the outside of the cella wall, just below the ceiling of the colonnade. The west frieze depicts the preparation of horsemen. On the north and south friezes are ranks of horsemen, charioteers and apobatai (altogether 21 chariots), older men (perhaps thallophoroi), musicians (auletai and kitharoidoi), hydriaphoroi, skaphephoroi and sacrificial animals (sheep and cows on the north, only cows on the south). The east frieze features women carrying sacrificial implements (kistai, thymiateria, phialai, oinochoai), magistrates and elders (perhaps the eponymous heroes of Athens), the Olympian gods, and the unfolding of a ritual garment. Although interpretation is much debated, that first suggested by Stuart and Revett – that the frieze depicts the Panathenaic procession – is most likely.
Keywords: MID2081, SMID11759, frIse est, Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, AIas I 11, AIgeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, AntIochos 10, AphrodIte 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, ArtemIs 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, DIone 9ad, DIonysos 486, DodekatheoI 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, HeIte>bIte>e I 31, HephaIstos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, HestIa 10, HIppothoon 21, IrIs I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, OIneus I (S) 6, PandIon 1, PhorIte>bIte>as I (S) 17, PoseIdon 136, SphInx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus Add 22, I. 1. ProzessIonen gr 72, I. 2.Ite>bIte>. LIIte>bIte>atIon 19, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 112, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 215, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 272, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 407, frIeze, relIef, marIte>bIte>le, -440, AthensAcropolIs, Greece, Athens, AcropolIs Museum, FrIses, phIale, phIale mesomphalos, patera, jug, prIest, dIphros, kanoun, offerIng Ite>bIte>asket, cloth, textIle, thymIaterIon, turIIte>bIte>ulum, Incense-Ite>bIte>urner, youth, sphInx, cushIon, seat wIth Ite>bIte>ack-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), AIas I, AIgeus, AntIochos, AphrodIte, Apollon, Ares, ArtemIs, Athena, Demeter, DIone, DIonysos, DodekatheoI, Erechtheus, Eros, HeIte>bIte>e I, HephaIstos, Hera, Hermes, HestIa, HIppothoon, IrIs I, Kekrops, Leos, OIneus I, PandIon, PhorIte>bIte>as I, PoseIdon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
Copyright Notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID2081, SMID11759 – SceneSide: frise est – LIMC/ThesCRA: Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, Aias I 11, Aigeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, Antiochos 10, Aphrodite 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, Artemis 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, Dione 9ad, Dionysos 486, Dodekatheoi 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, Hebe I 31, Hephaistos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, Hestia 10, Hippothoon 21, Iris I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, Oineus I (S) 6, Pandion 1, Phorbas I (S) 17, Poseidon 136, Sphinx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus, Add. 22, I. 1. Prozessionen, gr. 72, I. 2.b. Libation 19, II. 5. Kultbilder 112, II. 5. Kultbilder 215, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 272, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 407
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: phiale, phiale mesomphalos, patera, jug, priest, diphros, kanoun, offering basket, cloth, textile, thymiaterion, turibulum, incense-burner, youth, sphinx, cushion, seat with back-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), Aias I, Aigeus, Antiochos, Aphrodite, Apollon, Ares, Artemis, Athena, Demeter, Dione, Dionysos, Dodekatheoi, Erechtheus, Eros, Hebe I, Hephaistos, Hera, Hermes, Hestia, Hippothoon, Iris I, Kekrops, Leos, Oineus I, Pandion, Phorbas I, Poseidon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: F., Brommer, Der Parthenonfries (1977) 108–119 fig. 164ff. pl. 163–165. 168. 170–171. 184. 263–270; Berger, E. /Gisler-Huwiler, M., Der Parthenon in Basel. Dokumentation zum Fries (1996) 148–169 Taf. 128–140; Barber, E. J., The Peplos of Athena, in Neils, J., Goddess and Polis (1992) 112–117 fig. 72; Zaccagnino 129 RT 46–47 Taf. 6–7; Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31. Brommer, F., Der Parthenonfries (1977); Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31; Pollitt, J. J., in Buitron-Oliver 51–65; Jenkins, I., The Parthenon Frieze (1994); Berger/Gisler-Huwiler, PartheDokFries; Neils (2001); Gebauer, J., Pompe und Thysia. Attische Tieropferdarstellungen auf schwarz- und rotfigurigen Vasen, Münster (2002) 209–212; Simon, E., Festivals of Attica, 1983, pl. 18–22, 1; ThesCRA VII 3 Festivals, gr. 3 Bilder... Anm. 25; Himmelmann, N., Tieropfer in der griechischen Kunst (1997) 37 Abb. 22–27; Marconi, C., The Parthenon frieze: Degrees of visibility, Res 55/56 (2009) 156–173.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Greece, Athens, Acropolis Museum, Inventory: Frises (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID2081, SMID11759
Description: frieze, relief – Material: marble – Dating: -440 – Discovery: AthensAcropolis – Description: One hundred and sixty meters of low relief sculpture, c. 1 meter high, set as the crown of the outside of the cella wall, just below the ceiling of the colonnade. The west frieze depicts the preparation of horsemen. On the north and south friezes are ranks of horsemen, charioteers and apobatai (altogether 21 chariots), older men (perhaps thallophoroi), musicians (auletai and kitharoidoi), hydriaphoroi, skaphephoroi and sacrificial animals (sheep and cows on the north, only cows on the south). The east frieze features women carrying sacrificial implements (kistai, thymiateria, phialai, oinochoai), magistrates and elders (perhaps the eponymous heroes of Athens), the Olympian gods, and the unfolding of a ritual garment. Although interpretation is much debated, that first suggested by Stuart and Revett – that the frieze depicts the Panathenaic procession – is most likely.
Keywords: MID2081, SMID11759, frIse est, Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, AIas I 11, AIgeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, AntIochos 10, AphrodIte 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, ArtemIs 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, DIone 9ad, DIonysos 486, DodekatheoI 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, HeIte>bIte>e I 31, HephaIstos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, HestIa 10, HIppothoon 21, IrIs I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, OIneus I (S) 6, PandIon 1, PhorIte>bIte>as I (S) 17, PoseIdon 136, SphInx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus Add 22, I. 1. ProzessIonen gr 72, I. 2.Ite>bIte>. LIIte>bIte>atIon 19, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 112, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 215, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 272, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 407, frIeze, relIef, marIte>bIte>le, -440, AthensAcropolIs, Greece, Athens, AcropolIs Museum, FrIses, phIale, phIale mesomphalos, patera, jug, prIest, dIphros, kanoun, offerIng Ite>bIte>asket, cloth, textIle, thymIaterIon, turIIte>bIte>ulum, Incense-Ite>bIte>urner, youth, sphInx, cushIon, seat wIth Ite>bIte>ack-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), AIas I, AIgeus, AntIochos, AphrodIte, Apollon, Ares, ArtemIs, Athena, Demeter, DIone, DIonysos, DodekatheoI, Erechtheus, Eros, HeIte>bIte>e I, HephaIstos, Hera, Hermes, HestIa, HIppothoon, IrIs I, Kekrops, Leos, OIneus I, PandIon, PhorIte>bIte>as I, PoseIdon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
Copyright Notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID2081, SMID11759 – SceneSide: frise est – LIMC/ThesCRA: Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, Aias I 11, Aigeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, Antiochos 10, Aphrodite 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, Artemis 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, Dione 9ad, Dionysos 486, Dodekatheoi 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, Hebe I 31, Hephaistos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, Hestia 10, Hippothoon 21, Iris I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, Oineus I (S) 6, Pandion 1, Phorbas I (S) 17, Poseidon 136, Sphinx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus, Add. 22, I. 1. Prozessionen, gr. 72, I. 2.b. Libation 19, II. 5. Kultbilder 112, II. 5. Kultbilder 215, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 272, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 407
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: phiale, phiale mesomphalos, patera, jug, priest, diphros, kanoun, offering basket, cloth, textile, thymiaterion, turibulum, incense-burner, youth, sphinx, cushion, seat with back-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), Aias I, Aigeus, Antiochos, Aphrodite, Apollon, Ares, Artemis, Athena, Demeter, Dione, Dionysos, Dodekatheoi, Erechtheus, Eros, Hebe I, Hephaistos, Hera, Hermes, Hestia, Hippothoon, Iris I, Kekrops, Leos, Oineus I, Pandion, Phorbas I, Poseidon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: F., Brommer, Der Parthenonfries (1977) 108–119 fig. 164ff. pl. 163–165. 168. 170–171. 184. 263–270; Berger, E. /Gisler-Huwiler, M., Der Parthenon in Basel. Dokumentation zum Fries (1996) 148–169 Taf. 128–140; Barber, E. J., The Peplos of Athena, in Neils, J., Goddess and Polis (1992) 112–117 fig. 72; Zaccagnino 129 RT 46–47 Taf. 6–7; Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31. Brommer, F., Der Parthenonfries (1977); Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31; Pollitt, J. J., in Buitron-Oliver 51–65; Jenkins, I., The Parthenon Frieze (1994); Berger/Gisler-Huwiler, PartheDokFries; Neils (2001); Gebauer, J., Pompe und Thysia. Attische Tieropferdarstellungen auf schwarz- und rotfigurigen Vasen, Münster (2002) 209–212; Simon, E., Festivals of Attica, 1983, pl. 18–22, 1; ThesCRA VII 3 Festivals, gr. 3 Bilder... Anm. 25; Himmelmann, N., Tieropfer in der griechischen Kunst (1997) 37 Abb. 22–27; Marconi, C., The Parthenon frieze: Degrees of visibility, Res 55/56 (2009) 156–173.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Greece, Athens, Acropolis Museum, Inventory: Frises (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID2081, SMID11759
Description: frieze, relief – Material: marble – Dating: -440 – Discovery: AthensAcropolis – Description: One hundred and sixty meters of low relief sculpture, c. 1 meter high, set as the crown of the outside of the cella wall, just below the ceiling of the colonnade. The west frieze depicts the preparation of horsemen. On the north and south friezes are ranks of horsemen, charioteers and apobatai (altogether 21 chariots), older men (perhaps thallophoroi), musicians (auletai and kitharoidoi), hydriaphoroi, skaphephoroi and sacrificial animals (sheep and cows on the north, only cows on the south). The east frieze features women carrying sacrificial implements (kistai, thymiateria, phialai, oinochoai), magistrates and elders (perhaps the eponymous heroes of Athens), the Olympian gods, and the unfolding of a ritual garment. Although interpretation is much debated, that first suggested by Stuart and Revett – that the frieze depicts the Panathenaic procession – is most likely.
Keywords: MID2081, SMID11759, frIse est, Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, AIas I 11, AIgeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, AntIochos 10, AphrodIte 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, ArtemIs 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, DIone 9ad, DIonysos 486, DodekatheoI 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, HeIte>bIte>e I 31, HephaIstos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, HestIa 10, HIppothoon 21, IrIs I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, OIneus I (S) 6, PandIon 1, PhorIte>bIte>as I (S) 17, PoseIdon 136, SphInx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus Add 22, I. 1. ProzessIonen gr 72, I. 2.Ite>bIte>. LIIte>bIte>atIon 19, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 112, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 215, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 272, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 407, frIeze, relIef, marIte>bIte>le, -440, AthensAcropolIs, Greece, Athens, AcropolIs Museum, FrIses, phIale, phIale mesomphalos, patera, jug, prIest, dIphros, kanoun, offerIng Ite>bIte>asket, cloth, textIle, thymIaterIon, turIIte>bIte>ulum, Incense-Ite>bIte>urner, youth, sphInx, cushIon, seat wIth Ite>bIte>ack-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), AIas I, AIgeus, AntIochos, AphrodIte, Apollon, Ares, ArtemIs, Athena, Demeter, DIone, DIonysos, DodekatheoI, Erechtheus, Eros, HeIte>bIte>e I, HephaIstos, Hera, Hermes, HestIa, HIppothoon, IrIs I, Kekrops, Leos, OIneus I, PandIon, PhorIte>bIte>as I, PoseIdon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
Copyright Notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID2081, SMID11759 – SceneSide: frise est – LIMC/ThesCRA: Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, Aias I 11, Aigeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, Antiochos 10, Aphrodite 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, Artemis 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, Dione 9ad, Dionysos 486, Dodekatheoi 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, Hebe I 31, Hephaistos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, Hestia 10, Hippothoon 21, Iris I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, Oineus I (S) 6, Pandion 1, Phorbas I (S) 17, Poseidon 136, Sphinx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus, Add. 22, I. 1. Prozessionen, gr. 72, I. 2.b. Libation 19, II. 5. Kultbilder 112, II. 5. Kultbilder 215, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 272, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 407
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: phiale, phiale mesomphalos, patera, jug, priest, diphros, kanoun, offering basket, cloth, textile, thymiaterion, turibulum, incense-burner, youth, sphinx, cushion, seat with back-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), Aias I, Aigeus, Antiochos, Aphrodite, Apollon, Ares, Artemis, Athena, Demeter, Dione, Dionysos, Dodekatheoi, Erechtheus, Eros, Hebe I, Hephaistos, Hera, Hermes, Hestia, Hippothoon, Iris I, Kekrops, Leos, Oineus I, Pandion, Phorbas I, Poseidon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: F., Brommer, Der Parthenonfries (1977) 108–119 fig. 164ff. pl. 163–165. 168. 170–171. 184. 263–270; Berger, E. /Gisler-Huwiler, M., Der Parthenon in Basel. Dokumentation zum Fries (1996) 148–169 Taf. 128–140; Barber, E. J., The Peplos of Athena, in Neils, J., Goddess and Polis (1992) 112–117 fig. 72; Zaccagnino 129 RT 46–47 Taf. 6–7; Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31. Brommer, F., Der Parthenonfries (1977); Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31; Pollitt, J. J., in Buitron-Oliver 51–65; Jenkins, I., The Parthenon Frieze (1994); Berger/Gisler-Huwiler, PartheDokFries; Neils (2001); Gebauer, J., Pompe und Thysia. Attische Tieropferdarstellungen auf schwarz- und rotfigurigen Vasen, Münster (2002) 209–212; Simon, E., Festivals of Attica, 1983, pl. 18–22, 1; ThesCRA VII 3 Festivals, gr. 3 Bilder... Anm. 25; Himmelmann, N., Tieropfer in der griechischen Kunst (1997) 37 Abb. 22–27; Marconi, C., The Parthenon frieze: Degrees of visibility, Res 55/56 (2009) 156–173.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Greece, Athens, Acropolis Museum, Inventory: Frises (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID2081, SMID11759
Description: frieze, relief – Material: marble – Dating: -440 – Discovery: AthensAcropolis – Description: One hundred and sixty meters of low relief sculpture, c. 1 meter high, set as the crown of the outside of the cella wall, just below the ceiling of the colonnade. The west frieze depicts the preparation of horsemen. On the north and south friezes are ranks of horsemen, charioteers and apobatai (altogether 21 chariots), older men (perhaps thallophoroi), musicians (auletai and kitharoidoi), hydriaphoroi, skaphephoroi and sacrificial animals (sheep and cows on the north, only cows on the south). The east frieze features women carrying sacrificial implements (kistai, thymiateria, phialai, oinochoai), magistrates and elders (perhaps the eponymous heroes of Athens), the Olympian gods, and the unfolding of a ritual garment. Although interpretation is much debated, that first suggested by Stuart and Revett – that the frieze depicts the Panathenaic procession – is most likely.
Keywords: MID2081, SMID11759, frIse est, Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, AIas I 11, AIgeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, AntIochos 10, AphrodIte 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, ArtemIs 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, DIone 9ad, DIonysos 486, DodekatheoI 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, HeIte>bIte>e I 31, HephaIstos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, HestIa 10, HIppothoon 21, IrIs I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, OIneus I (S) 6, PandIon 1, PhorIte>bIte>as I (S) 17, PoseIdon 136, SphInx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus Add 22, I. 1. ProzessIonen gr 72, I. 2.Ite>bIte>. LIIte>bIte>atIon 19, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 112, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 215, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 272, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 407, frIeze, relIef, marIte>bIte>le, -440, AthensAcropolIs, Greece, Athens, AcropolIs Museum, FrIses, phIale, phIale mesomphalos, patera, jug, prIest, dIphros, kanoun, offerIng Ite>bIte>asket, cloth, textIle, thymIaterIon, turIIte>bIte>ulum, Incense-Ite>bIte>urner, youth, sphInx, cushIon, seat wIth Ite>bIte>ack-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), AIas I, AIgeus, AntIochos, AphrodIte, Apollon, Ares, ArtemIs, Athena, Demeter, DIone, DIonysos, DodekatheoI, Erechtheus, Eros, HeIte>bIte>e I, HephaIstos, Hera, Hermes, HestIa, HIppothoon, IrIs I, Kekrops, Leos, OIneus I, PandIon, PhorIte>bIte>as I, PoseIdon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
Copyright Notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID2081, SMID11759 – SceneSide: frise est – LIMC/ThesCRA: Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, Aias I 11, Aigeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, Antiochos 10, Aphrodite 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, Artemis 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, Dione 9ad, Dionysos 486, Dodekatheoi 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, Hebe I 31, Hephaistos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, Hestia 10, Hippothoon 21, Iris I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, Oineus I (S) 6, Pandion 1, Phorbas I (S) 17, Poseidon 136, Sphinx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus, Add. 22, I. 1. Prozessionen, gr. 72, I. 2.b. Libation 19, II. 5. Kultbilder 112, II. 5. Kultbilder 215, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 272, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 407
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: phiale, phiale mesomphalos, patera, jug, priest, diphros, kanoun, offering basket, cloth, textile, thymiaterion, turibulum, incense-burner, youth, sphinx, cushion, seat with back-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), Aias I, Aigeus, Antiochos, Aphrodite, Apollon, Ares, Artemis, Athena, Demeter, Dione, Dionysos, Dodekatheoi, Erechtheus, Eros, Hebe I, Hephaistos, Hera, Hermes, Hestia, Hippothoon, Iris I, Kekrops, Leos, Oineus I, Pandion, Phorbas I, Poseidon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: F., Brommer, Der Parthenonfries (1977) 108–119 fig. 164ff. pl. 163–165. 168. 170–171. 184. 263–270; Berger, E. /Gisler-Huwiler, M., Der Parthenon in Basel. Dokumentation zum Fries (1996) 148–169 Taf. 128–140; Barber, E. J., The Peplos of Athena, in Neils, J., Goddess and Polis (1992) 112–117 fig. 72; Zaccagnino 129 RT 46–47 Taf. 6–7; Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31. Brommer, F., Der Parthenonfries (1977); Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31; Pollitt, J. J., in Buitron-Oliver 51–65; Jenkins, I., The Parthenon Frieze (1994); Berger/Gisler-Huwiler, PartheDokFries; Neils (2001); Gebauer, J., Pompe und Thysia. Attische Tieropferdarstellungen auf schwarz- und rotfigurigen Vasen, Münster (2002) 209–212; Simon, E., Festivals of Attica, 1983, pl. 18–22, 1; ThesCRA VII 3 Festivals, gr. 3 Bilder... Anm. 25; Himmelmann, N., Tieropfer in der griechischen Kunst (1997) 37 Abb. 22–27; Marconi, C., The Parthenon frieze: Degrees of visibility, Res 55/56 (2009) 156–173.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Greece, Athens, Acropolis Museum, Inventory: Frises (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID2081, SMID11759
Description: frieze, relief – Material: marble – Dating: -440 – Discovery: AthensAcropolis – Description: One hundred and sixty meters of low relief sculpture, c. 1 meter high, set as the crown of the outside of the cella wall, just below the ceiling of the colonnade. The west frieze depicts the preparation of horsemen. On the north and south friezes are ranks of horsemen, charioteers and apobatai (altogether 21 chariots), older men (perhaps thallophoroi), musicians (auletai and kitharoidoi), hydriaphoroi, skaphephoroi and sacrificial animals (sheep and cows on the north, only cows on the south). The east frieze features women carrying sacrificial implements (kistai, thymiateria, phialai, oinochoai), magistrates and elders (perhaps the eponymous heroes of Athens), the Olympian gods, and the unfolding of a ritual garment. Although interpretation is much debated, that first suggested by Stuart and Revett – that the frieze depicts the Panathenaic procession – is most likely.
Keywords: MID2081, SMID11759, frIse est, Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, AIas I 11, AIgeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, AntIochos 10, AphrodIte 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, ArtemIs 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, DIone 9ad, DIonysos 486, DodekatheoI 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, HeIte>bIte>e I 31, HephaIstos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, HestIa 10, HIppothoon 21, IrIs I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, OIneus I (S) 6, PandIon 1, PhorIte>bIte>as I (S) 17, PoseIdon 136, SphInx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus Add 22, I. 1. ProzessIonen gr 72, I. 2.Ite>bIte>. LIIte>bIte>atIon 19, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 112, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 215, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 272, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 407, frIeze, relIef, marIte>bIte>le, -440, AthensAcropolIs, Greece, Athens, AcropolIs Museum, FrIses, phIale, phIale mesomphalos, patera, jug, prIest, dIphros, kanoun, offerIng Ite>bIte>asket, cloth, textIle, thymIaterIon, turIIte>bIte>ulum, Incense-Ite>bIte>urner, youth, sphInx, cushIon, seat wIth Ite>bIte>ack-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), AIas I, AIgeus, AntIochos, AphrodIte, Apollon, Ares, ArtemIs, Athena, Demeter, DIone, DIonysos, DodekatheoI, Erechtheus, Eros, HeIte>bIte>e I, HephaIstos, Hera, Hermes, HestIa, HIppothoon, IrIs I, Kekrops, Leos, OIneus I, PandIon, PhorIte>bIte>as I, PoseIdon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
Copyright Notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID2081, SMID11759 – SceneSide: frise est – LIMC/ThesCRA: Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, Aias I 11, Aigeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, Antiochos 10, Aphrodite 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, Artemis 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, Dione 9ad, Dionysos 486, Dodekatheoi 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, Hebe I 31, Hephaistos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, Hestia 10, Hippothoon 21, Iris I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, Oineus I (S) 6, Pandion 1, Phorbas I (S) 17, Poseidon 136, Sphinx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus, Add. 22, I. 1. Prozessionen, gr. 72, I. 2.b. Libation 19, II. 5. Kultbilder 112, II. 5. Kultbilder 215, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 272, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 407
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: phiale, phiale mesomphalos, patera, jug, priest, diphros, kanoun, offering basket, cloth, textile, thymiaterion, turibulum, incense-burner, youth, sphinx, cushion, seat with back-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), Aias I, Aigeus, Antiochos, Aphrodite, Apollon, Ares, Artemis, Athena, Demeter, Dione, Dionysos, Dodekatheoi, Erechtheus, Eros, Hebe I, Hephaistos, Hera, Hermes, Hestia, Hippothoon, Iris I, Kekrops, Leos, Oineus I, Pandion, Phorbas I, Poseidon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: F., Brommer, Der Parthenonfries (1977) 108–119 fig. 164ff. pl. 163–165. 168. 170–171. 184. 263–270; Berger, E. /Gisler-Huwiler, M., Der Parthenon in Basel. Dokumentation zum Fries (1996) 148–169 Taf. 128–140; Barber, E. J., The Peplos of Athena, in Neils, J., Goddess and Polis (1992) 112–117 fig. 72; Zaccagnino 129 RT 46–47 Taf. 6–7; Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31. Brommer, F., Der Parthenonfries (1977); Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31; Pollitt, J. J., in Buitron-Oliver 51–65; Jenkins, I., The Parthenon Frieze (1994); Berger/Gisler-Huwiler, PartheDokFries; Neils (2001); Gebauer, J., Pompe und Thysia. Attische Tieropferdarstellungen auf schwarz- und rotfigurigen Vasen, Münster (2002) 209–212; Simon, E., Festivals of Attica, 1983, pl. 18–22, 1; ThesCRA VII 3 Festivals, gr. 3 Bilder... Anm. 25; Himmelmann, N., Tieropfer in der griechischen Kunst (1997) 37 Abb. 22–27; Marconi, C., The Parthenon frieze: Degrees of visibility, Res 55/56 (2009) 156–173.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Greece, Athens, Acropolis Museum, Inventory: Frises (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.)

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Title: MID2081, SMID11759
Description: frieze, relief – Material: marble – Dating: -440 – Discovery: AthensAcropolis – Description: One hundred and sixty meters of low relief sculpture, c. 1 meter high, set as the crown of the outside of the cella wall, just below the ceiling of the colonnade. The west frieze depicts the preparation of horsemen. On the north and south friezes are ranks of horsemen, charioteers and apobatai (altogether 21 chariots), older men (perhaps thallophoroi), musicians (auletai and kitharoidoi), hydriaphoroi, skaphephoroi and sacrificial animals (sheep and cows on the north, only cows on the south). The east frieze features women carrying sacrificial implements (kistai, thymiateria, phialai, oinochoai), magistrates and elders (perhaps the eponymous heroes of Athens), the Olympian gods, and the unfolding of a ritual garment. Although interpretation is much debated, that first suggested by Stuart and Revett – that the frieze depicts the Panathenaic procession – is most likely.
Keywords: MID2081, SMID11759, frIse est, Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, AIas I 11, AIgeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, AntIochos 10, AphrodIte 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, ArtemIs 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, DIone 9ad, DIonysos 486, DodekatheoI 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, HeIte>bIte>e I 31, HephaIstos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, HestIa 10, HIppothoon 21, IrIs I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, OIneus I (S) 6, PandIon 1, PhorIte>bIte>as I (S) 17, PoseIdon 136, SphInx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus Add 22, I. 1. ProzessIonen gr 72, I. 2.Ite>bIte>. LIIte>bIte>atIon 19, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 112, II. 5. KultIte>bIte>Ilder 215, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 272, V. 2.Ite>bIte>. KultInstrumente 407, frIeze, relIef, marIte>bIte>le, -440, AthensAcropolIs, Greece, Athens, AcropolIs Museum, FrIses, phIale, phIale mesomphalos, patera, jug, prIest, dIphros, kanoun, offerIng Ite>bIte>asket, cloth, textIle, thymIaterIon, turIIte>bIte>ulum, Incense-Ite>bIte>urner, youth, sphInx, cushIon, seat wIth Ite>bIte>ack-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), AIas I, AIgeus, AntIochos, AphrodIte, Apollon, Ares, ArtemIs, Athena, Demeter, DIone, DIonysos, DodekatheoI, Erechtheus, Eros, HeIte>bIte>e I, HephaIstos, Hera, Hermes, HestIa, HIppothoon, IrIs I, Kekrops, Leos, OIneus I, PandIon, PhorIte>bIte>as I, PoseIdon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
Creator: Institution or individual who owns the object
Copyright Notice: To order this picture, please apply to the institution or individual who owns the object
LIMC/ThesCRA ID: MID2081, SMID11759 – SceneSide: frise est – LIMC/ThesCRA: Aglauros, Herse, Pandrosos 40, Aias I 11, Aigeus 40, Akamas et Demophon 30, Antiochos 10, Aphrodite 1404, Apollon 866, Ares 116, Artemis 1180a, Athena 237, Athena 593, Demeter (vol. IV) 423, Dione 9ad, Dionysos 486, Dodekatheoi 4a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 48a, Erechtheus (vol. IV) 79, Eros 842c, Hebe I 31, Hephaistos 178, Hera 208, Hermes 779, Hestia 10, Hippothoon 21, Iris I 68, Kekrops (vol. VI) 31, Leos 3, Oineus I (S) 6, Pandion 1, Phorbas I (S) 17, Poseidon 136, Sphinx (S) 44, Trapezo/Trapezophoros et Kosmo 2, Zeus, Add. 22, I. 1. Prozessionen, gr. 72, I. 2.b. Libation 19, II. 5. Kultbilder 112, II. 5. Kultbilder 215, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 272, V. 2.b. Kultinstrumente 407
LIMC/ThesCRA Keywords: phiale, phiale mesomphalos, patera, jug, priest, diphros, kanoun, offering basket, cloth, textile, thymiaterion, turibulum, incense-burner, youth, sphinx, cushion, seat with back-rest, Aglauros (Agraulos), Aias I, Aigeus, Antiochos, Aphrodite, Apollon, Ares, Artemis, Athena, Demeter, Dione, Dionysos, Dodekatheoi, Erechtheus, Eros, Hebe I, Hephaistos, Hera, Hermes, Hestia, Hippothoon, Iris I, Kekrops, Leos, Oineus I, Pandion, Phorbas I, Poseidon, Trapezo, Trapezophoros, Zeus, Akamas, Demophon
LIMC/ThesCRA Bibliography: F., Brommer, Der Parthenonfries (1977) 108–119 fig. 164ff. pl. 163–165. 168. 170–171. 184. 263–270; Berger, E. /Gisler-Huwiler, M., Der Parthenon in Basel. Dokumentation zum Fries (1996) 148–169 Taf. 128–140; Barber, E. J., The Peplos of Athena, in Neils, J., Goddess and Polis (1992) 112–117 fig. 72; Zaccagnino 129 RT 46–47 Taf. 6–7; Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31. Brommer, F., Der Parthenonfries (1977); Kron, Phylenheroen 202–214 pl. 30–31; Pollitt, J. J., in Buitron-Oliver 51–65; Jenkins, I., The Parthenon Frieze (1994); Berger/Gisler-Huwiler, PartheDokFries; Neils (2001); Gebauer, J., Pompe und Thysia. Attische Tieropferdarstellungen auf schwarz- und rotfigurigen Vasen, Münster (2002) 209–212; Simon, E., Festivals of Attica, 1983, pl. 18–22, 1; ThesCRA VII 3 Festivals, gr. 3 Bilder... Anm. 25; Himmelmann, N., Tieropfer in der griechischen Kunst (1997) 37 Abb. 22–27; Marconi, C., The Parthenon frieze: Degrees of visibility, Res 55/56 (2009) 156–173.
LIMC/ThesCRA Place/Museum: Greece, Athens, Acropolis Museum, Inventory: Frises (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.), (1. Inv.)