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  • Secutor Added by archaeologs | Others
  • Rhodes Hellen Dili’nde Dodecanesa olarak anılan On İki Adalar’ın en doğusunda yer alan ve bu adaların tarih boyunca yönetim merkezi olmuş olan Rodos, Türkiye Cumhuriyeti’ne 19 km. uzaklıkta bulunan ve Akdeniz’in dokuzuncu büyük adası olarak, bulunduğu coğrafi konumu ile bütün tarihinin özdeşleştiği, örn...Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Place Names, Ancient Cities
  • Rhodes A large Aegean Greek island off the southwest coast of Anatolia, settled by Dorian Greeks who established three city-states, lalysos, Lindos and Kameiros. They produced local pottery, which was traded widely in the Greek world. In 408/7 BC they were united into one state, with its capital at Rhod...Added by archaeologs | English|Place Names, Ancient Cities
  • Rhodes Added by archaeologs | Place Names, Ancient Cities
  • Sperlonga 1957 yılında Roma’nın güney sahilinde Sperlonga’da bir mağaranın ağzında dört mitolojik heykel grubu ortaya çıkarılmıştır. Mağara imparator Tiberius’un kullandığı villanın bir parçasıdır. Gruplar ya onun tarafından ya da villanın daha önceki sahibi tarafından satın alınmış olmalıdır. Bu heykeller...Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Place Names
  • Sperlonga The villa of Sperlonga, built on a beach along the Tyrrhenian sea, was probably built between 30 and 20 BCE. It consisted of three parts: the villa itself, consisting of rooms surrounded a peristyle, a terrace near the beach, and a cave - the real monument. This consisted of two parts: a square b...Added by archaeologs | English|Place Names
  • Sperlonga Added by archaeologs | Place Names
  • Epicurus Epicurus (341 BCE – 270 BCE) was an ancient Greek philosopher, the founder of the Epicurean school in Athens, who taught that "Pleasure is the principle and end to a happy life." He was a prolific writer, amassing 37 volumes, but unfortunately, only fragments and four letters remain. His teaching...Added by archaeologs | English|Public Figures
  • Epicurus Epicurus, (born 341 BC, Samos, Greece—died 270, Athens), Greek philosopher, author of an ethical philosophy of simple pleasure, friendship, and retirement. He founded schools of philosophy that survived directly from the 4th century BC until the 4th century AD....Added by archaeologs | English|Public Figures
  • Epicurus Added by archaeologs | Public Figures
  • Paidagogos Yunan uygarlığında dadı ya da özel öğretmen.Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Others
  • Paidagogos Term for teacher of boys and youth.Added by archaeologs | English|Others
  • Paidagogos Added by archaeologs | Others
  • Pistoxenos Painter Gerçek adı bilinmeyen, Atinalı, kırmızı figür tekniği ile vazo ressamlığı yapan sanatçı. Stilinin tutarlı bireysel özellikleri, eşsiz bir sanatsal kişiliğinin var olduğunu göstermektedir. Çoğunlukla kırmızı figür çalışarak Geç Arkaik vazo resim sanatının inceliklerini Erken Klasik üslup haline ge...Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Artists
  • Pistoxenos Painter Athenian red-figure vase-painter whose name is unknown. Nevertheless consistent individual characteristics of style suggest the existence of a unique artistic personality. Beazley called him the Pistoxenos Painter naming him after a skyphos in Schwerin he decorated that was signed by the potter P...Added by archaeologs | English|Artists
  • Pistoxenos Painter The Pistoxenos Painter was an important ancient Greek vase painter of the Classical period. He was active in Athens between circa 480 and 460 BC. His conventional name is derived from his name vase. The vase, a skyphos, now at Schwerin, has a signature indicating that it was made by the potter Pi...Added by archaeologs | English|Artists
  • Pistoxenos Painter Added by archaeologs | Artists
  • Pelike Su, yağ ve şarap depolamada kullanılan kap türlerinden biri. Amfora benzeri geniş ağızlı, iki düşey ilmek kulplu ve alçak ayaklı olan pelikenin amphoradan farkı, boyunsuz olmasıdır. Yüksekliği 10-60 cm arasında örnekleri bulunan pelikede boyun bölümü, armut biçimli gövdenin uzantısı olarak biçiml...Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Ancient Pottery, Tools
  • Pelike In Greek antiquity, a large wine container with two vertical handles -- a type of amphora where the greatest diameter was below mid-point. It was probably used at a symposium.Added by archaeologs | English|Ancient Pottery, Tools
  • Pelike Added by archaeologs | Ancient Pottery, Tools
  • Satyr Yunan ve Roma dininde yarı tanrı olarak kabul edilen mitolojik figür. Acımasız, şehvetli bir yüz ve keçi ayaklarına benzer ayaklar ile kıllı bir bedenle tasvir edilir.Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Mythology
  • Satyr A mythological figure. A demigod of the Greeks and Romans, whose characteristics were a brutal, sensual face, the feet of a goat and a hairy body. His head was covered with unkempt hair, from underneath which horns sprouted. Statues and masks of satyrs were frequently used as a decoration....Added by archaeologs | English|Mythology
  • Satyr Added by archaeologs | Mythology
  • Sotades Painter The Sotades Painter, so-called after the potter who signed himself "Sotades 11 on eight vases - three actually painted by the Sotades Painter - worked in Athens in the thirty or so years after the Persian Wars. (A period referred to by Martin Robertson in his chapter heading as "The Classical Rev...Added by archaeologs | English|Artists
  • Sotades Painter Added by archaeologs | Artists
  • Kylix Şarap içmek içirı kullanılan kap türlerinden biri. Farklı tipleri olan kylikslerin temel özelliği alçak ve yayvan gövdenin bir ayaküstüne oturması ve yukarı doğru kıvrılan iki ilmek kulpu bulunmasıdır. Alçak ayaklı olanlar ayaksız kyliks olarak anılır. Miken döneminden Klasik Dönemin sonuna değin...Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Ancient Pottery, Tools
  • Kylix A Greek stemmed drinking cup or chalice, usually made of clay or metal. The term was originally used for a cup of any form, but modem scholars restrict it to shallow twohanded stemmed forms. This wide-bowled drinking cup with horizontal handles was one of the most popular pottery forms from Mycen...Added by archaeologs | English|Ancient Pottery, Tools
  • Kylix [Greek 'cup'; cf chalice]. An ancient Greek drinking vessel. The term was originally used for a cup of any form, but modern scholars restrict it to shallow two-handed stemmed forms.Added by archaeologs | English|Ancient Pottery, Tools
  • Kylix Added by archaeologs | Ancient Pottery, Tools
  • Tripod Bir kabı yüzeyin üzerinde yükseltmek için kullanılan üç ayaklı destek seti.Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Tools
  • Tripod A set of three leglike or knoblike supports attached to the base of a vessel to raise it above the surface.Added by archaeologs | English|Tools
  • Tripod Added by archaeologs | Tools
  • Sistrum Genellikle at nalı biçiminde bükülmüş metal ya da ahşap yassı bir çubuk üstüne yine metal çubuklarla takılmış zilleri bulunan saplı bir dini çalgı. Sapından tutulup sallandığında ya da metal bir çubukla üzerine vurulduğunda gürültülü, şangırtılı sesler çıkaran bu çalgıyı Mısır'da rahiplerin Tanrı...Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Tools, Others
  • Sistrum Ancient Egyptian percussion instrument, a rattle consisting of a wood, metal, or clay frame set loosely with crossbars (often hung with jingles that sound when the instrument is shaken). A handle is attached to the frame. It was sacred to Hathor and used in ceremonial worship of Isis and at funer...Added by archaeologs | English|Tools, Others
  • Sistrum Added by archaeologs | Tools, Others
  • Rhyton A Greek vessel of earthenware, metal, or stone, and sometimes in the form of an animal head. It was a deep vessel with a single handle intended for the pouring of libations or liquid offerings to the gods and spirits ofthe dead. The mouth at the upper end is often balanced by a hole at the lower ...Added by archaeologs | English|Tools, Sacred Ceremonies
  • Rhyton Törenlerde içki sunmak ya da tanrılara sıvı sunu (libasyon) yapmak amacıyla kullanılan hayvan biçimli özel kap. Minos ve Miken uygarlıklarında kurban törenlerinde kullanıldıkları ya da libasyon kabı oldukları sanılmaktadır. Şarap kabı olarak kullanıldıkları Yunan ve Roma dönemlerinde genellikle k...Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Tools, Sacred Ceremonies
  • Rhyton Added by archaeologs | Tools, Sacred Ceremonies
  • Stater Yunanların kullandıkları altın para.Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Numismatics
  • Stater A Greek coin of electrum and silver, a standard unit that was equivalent to the Near Eastern shekel and the silver didrachm.Added by archaeologs | English|Numismatics
  • Stater Added by archaeologs | Numismatics
  • Metic Metic, Greek Metoikos, in ancient Greece, any of the resident aliens, including freed slaves. Metics were found in most states except Sparta. In Athens, where they were most numerous, they occupied an intermediate position between visiting foreigners and citizens, having both privileges and dutie...Added by archaeologs | English|Others
  • Metic Bir şehirde ikamet eden yabancılar için kullanılan terim. Bunlar özgür bireylerdi fakat yasal hakları sınırlıydı.Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Others
  • Metic Term for a foreign resident in a city. These were free individuals, but with limited legal rights.Added by archaeologs | English|Others
  • Metic Added by archaeologs | Others
  • Kerykeion Hermes'in taşıdığı barış simgesi asa. Yunan ve Roma uygarlıklarında haberciler ile elçilerin dokunulmazılığı belirten bir nişandı. Başlangıçta, ucunda iki filiz bulunan, genellikle çelenk ya da kurdelelerle süslenmiş bir değnek ya da zeytin dalı biçimindeydi. Daha sonra çelenkler, yüz yüze gelece...Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Mythology
  • Kerykeion The wand held by Hermes or a herald, topped by a closed circle and open circle at its top. Also called the caduceus in Latin.Added by archaeologs | English|Mythology
  • Kerykeion Added by archaeologs | Mythology
  • Metope Yunan ve Roma mimarilerinde, Dor düzeni tapınakların frizlerinde triglifler arasında yer alan, düz ya da kabartma bezemeli, kare ya da dikdörtgen yüzey. Yalnızca Dor düzeninin bir öğesi olan metop, erken dönemin ahşap yapılarında cephede çatı kirişleri arasındaki boşlukların kapatılması için kull...Added by archaeologs | Turkish|Architectural
  • Metope In architecture, the space between two triglyphs of a Doric frieze often adorned with carved work. It is the part of the entablature of a building of the Doric order placed between triglyphs. The frieze in buildings using the classical Doric order is usually composed of alternate triglyphs (proje...Added by archaeologs | English|Architectural
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