Hellenismo

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hellenismo:Dance of Goddesses (?) above a battle of the Gods against the giants- Greek (340 BC)

hellenismo:Figurine of a girl holding a tambourine (tympanon) Greek, Early Hellenistic Period, about

hellenismo:Greco-Roman Phallic Amulet- the phallus and the bells are intended to ward off evil: the

hellenismo:Δευτέρα Ἱσταμένου, II day From today’s sunset: second day of Hekatombaion. The second day

hellenismo:Πέμπτη Μεσοῦντος/ Πέμπτη ἐπὶ δέκα / Πεντεκαιδεκάτη, XV day From today’s sunset: fifteenth

hellenismo:Entertainer plays double pipes beside an incense burner. Southern Apulia, 330 BCE. London

hellenismo:Marble sarcophagus depicting a cortege in honor of Dionysus including Maenads, Satyrs and

hellenismo:Mirror cover with Aphrodite and a Satyr: Aphrodite leans on a pillar and offers a stick t

hellenismo:Ἓκτη Ἱσταμένου, VI day From today’s sunset, it is the sixth of Metageitnion. It is sacred

hellenismo:Terracotta figurine of young woman holding a mask; other small terracotta masks surround

hellenismo:Ἕκτη Φθίνοντος/ Ἕκτη μετ’εἰκάδας, XXV dayFrom today’s sunset: twenty-fifth day of Mounych

hellenismo:Τριακάς - From today’s sunset: Hekate’s Deipna- The end of the month, the Old and New- it

hellenismo:Hope(by Bertel Thorvaldson, 1859, Thorvaldsen Museum, Copenhagen)

hellenismo:Marriage of Mars-Alexander and Aphrodite-Roxane. Fresco of the early 4th style from Pompe

hellenismo:“As the Basket comes, greet it, ye women, saying “Demeter, greatly hail! Lady of much bou

hellenismo:Δευτέρα Ἱσταμένου, II day From today’s sunset: second day of Metageitnion. The second day

hellenismo:Ἑβδόμη Ἱσταμένου, VII dayFrom today’s sunset: seventh day of Hekatombaion.This is most pr

hellenismo:Venus putting on sandal, near Priapus’ fountain - from Pompeii (AD 79) - Naples, Archaeol

hellenismo:Τετάρτη Μεσοῦντος/ Τετρὰς ἐπὶ δέκα/ Τεσσαρεκαιδεκάτη, XIV day From today’s sunset: fourte

hellenismo:This fragmentary Attic vase is an aidoion, an oil vase (aryballos) in the shape of male g

hellenismo:Dance of Goddesses (?) above a battle of the Gods against the giants- Greek (340 BC)

hellenismo:Ἕκτη Φθίνοντος/ Ἕκτη μετ’εἰκάδας, XXV day From today’s sunset: twenty-fifth day of Metage

hellenismo:JUG WITH PHALLOI– Shoulder and mouth encircled by separately modelled phalloi. Roman, 1st

hellenismo:Maenads dance around this “pyxis,” or cosmetics container. The animal-skin garments, snak

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