A Dictionary of Classical Antiquities: Mythology, Religion, Literature & Art |
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DICT OF CLASSICAL ANTIQUITIES Oskar 1841-1906 Seyffert,Henry 1839-1893 Nettleship,John Edwin Sir Sandys, 1844-1922 No preview available - 2016 |
DICT OF CLASSICAL ANTIQUITIES Oskar 1841-1906 Seyffert,Henry 1839-1893 Nettleship,John Edwin Sir Sandys, 1844-1922 No preview available - 2016 |
DICT OF CLASSICAL ANTIQUITIES Oskar 1841-1906 Seyffert,Henry 1839-1893 Nettleship,John Edwin Sir Sandys, 1844-1922 No preview available - 2016 |
Common terms and phrases
2nd century 2nd century A.D. 4th century according Achilles afterwards altar ancient antiquity Aphrodite Apollo Argos Artemis artistic Athenian Athens Attic Attica Augustus became Boeotia born brother brought Cæsar called celebrated Cicero citizens colours comedy comitia consuls court daughter death deities died Dionysus divine emperor Empire epic especially father festival fragments goddess gods Greece Greek Greek mythology Hadrian hand held Hephæstus Heracles Hermes heroes Hesiod Homer honour imperial island Italy kind king later Latin legend lived magistrates marriage ment mother Nymph Odysseus oracle orator originally partly patrician Pausanias philosopher plebeian Pliny poems poet poetry Poseidon possess prætor priests provinces represented rhetoric Roman Rome sacred sacrifice senate slaves sometimes Sparta statues story style temple Thebes Theseus Thessaly tion took Troy wife worship writings youth Zeus