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    wrath. He proves time and time again that he is more powerful than any mortal who tries to compete with him. Though Zeus is the mightiest‚ there are stories about many other gods demonstrating their power over mortals. Two such gods are Apollo and Dionysus. In the stories "Oedipus Rex" and "The Bacchae"‚ these gods conflict with men that are not just average mortals‚ but respected kings. Although the political position of these kings makes them feel superior to all‚ the gods in the two stories show

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    then three speaking actors on stage at once. Throughout 5th Century BCE the average size of the chorus was twelve through fifteen members. The theatrical performances were part of the worship of the god Dionysus‚ the god of fertility and wine. Out of the four festivals of worship for Dionysus‚ two them included theatrical performances. Greek theater wasn’t an everyday thing in 5th Century BCE. There were only performances on certain days in the year. In the city of Dionysea‚ three days were given

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    as the respect of Gods‚ Dionysus was the son of Zeus and God of Wine; meanwhile‚ he was the relative of Pentheus‚ a king of a country‚ but Pentheus and his family refused to recognize Dionysus was the son of Zeus and said it was the lie of his mother. In order to pretty his mother’s repetition and Dionysus’ own divinity‚ he drove the sisters of his mother or the aunts and mother of Pentheus to be frenzy‚ even though‚ Pentheus still refused to respect Dionysus‚ so Dionysus used his power and ticks

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    The work Dionysus Spitting The Complete Image Of Cadaques On The Tip Of The Tongue Of A Three-Storied Gaudinian Woman is a surrealist style piece of art by Salvador Dali that currently resides in The Dali Museum located in Saint Petersburg Florida. This painting is just one of many of Dali’s impressive pieces accomplished throughout his life. This oil painting on panel was created in 1958 during the classic period. It is a small painting at 12 ¼ inches by 9 inches‚ but nonetheless is beautiful and

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    not really have a name. These heads are about eight feet long and 6 feet wide‚ and are made out of granite. They weigh a whopping 14‚500 pounds! Surprisingly‚ the greatest pharaoh in ancient Egypt had a simple and plain wooden sarcophagus‚ but inside that sarcophagus were many prized possessions. Ramesseum II was also buried with “The Book of the Dead”. This book was buried with pharaohs to help them reunite with Ra‚ the Sun God. Between the layers of linen‚ multiple amulets were placed. This

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    ‘to do’ |sung in worship of the god ‘Dionysus’. | |‘Theatre’ comes from the Greek word ‘Theatron’ meaning ‘the seeing |The hymns progressed to ‘choral’ (group of people) processions. This| |place’ |progressed into ‘Theatre of Dionysus’ and the festival ‘City | | |Dionysus

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    belief afterlife could be possible with the existence of the body. Therefore‚ Egyptians were buried in monumental tombs such as pyramids‚ mastabas and rock-cut tombs or in ordinary graves dug into sand depending on their social positions. There were sarcophagus which are paid my attention too. In the part of the

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    chose to take action‚ wait for the robbers at the lincoln monument and catch them in the act. When the cops show up at the monument the cop tells the tour guide to answer all the question about lincoln’s coffin is really in that sarcophagus and how to get to that sarcophagus?

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    mothers play an important role. In the Bacchae‚ Dionysus casts a spell on all the women in Thebes‚ including Pentheus’s mother. Towards the end of the play she helps in the tearing of him to pieces and brings his head back to the village thinking that it was the head of a lion. Once she has come to the realization of what she had done she is horrified and will have to live with that for the rest of her life. Although this is tragic‚ the fact that Dionysus had all to do with the act makes me direct more

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    The City Dionysia was a state festival held in the equivalent to around March to April and was the second most important festival after the Panathenaia. There was a competition of dramatic and lyric poetry which would be performed in the theatre of Dionysus‚ the god of fertility and wine and was

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