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Religious Life - DIOSCORUS OF APHRODITO
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3) Religious Life - continued. Map 1995, 2011 Aaron R. Kuehn. Which recounts in hexameters the myths of Dionysus. Panopolis was also the birthplace of Cyrus, a popular poet, a consul in Constantinople (441), and later an exceptionally devout bishop in Phrygia. Left: "Illumination." The White Monastery. Right: "Meret Amun." This unique statue of the daughter of Ramesses II overlooks the excavations at Akhmim (Panopolis). Photos 1995, 2011 C. Kuehn. Photo 1995, 2011 C. Kuehn. Photo 1995, 2011 C. Kuehn.
References - DIOSCORUS OF APHRODITO
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Click the two images below for fullscreen versions of the chapters, without images but with citations. The documents can be searched by clicking the magnifying glass in the full screen view,. Which opens a new window . Then click the magnifying glass again in the new window. Chapters I, II, and III:. Chapters IV and V:. Ndash; Clement A. Kuehn. Center for Byzantine Studies name and logos.
Aphrodito - DIOSCORUS OF APHRODITO
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APOLLOS, AND RELIGIOUS LIFE. 1) Village of Aphrodite. 11) “The village of Aphrodite,” Keenan wrote, “was more than an ordinary Byzantine Egyptian village.” During dynastic times and into the early Roman period, Dioscorus’s village had been the capital city of its own nome, the tenth of Upper Egypt. (A. Ldquo;city”). It was now the village of Aphrodite, or simply Aphrodito. At the Temple of Hathor,. Goddess of love and beauty, stands a relief of the Egyptian god Bes. Photo 1995, 2011 C. Kuehn. A relativel...
Early Poems - DIOSCORUS OF APHRODITO
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31) It is possible that while in Constantinople, Dioscorus wrote the first of his surviving poems: a carefully crafted. To Saint Senas. It is an isopsephistic. Poem That is, if the numerical equivalence for each letter is added up (in the Greek language, letters were used for numbers), the total amount of each verse is equal. It is also possible that while in the capital or soon after his return to Aphrodito in 553, Dioscorus composed his first hexameter poems. 4) More Problems with the Pagarchs. The 12 ...
Apollos - DIOSCORUS OF APHRODITO
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2) Apollos, Father of Dioscorus. 21) Resistance against the injustices of the pagarchs seems to have begun already with Dioscorus’s father, Apollos. The papyrus document. At the imperial court.”. 22) Apollos was a landowner and entrepreneur. Keenan explains that the papyri preserved by his son Dioscorus make it clear that:. He in turn bequeathed to his own heirs property not readily identifiable with what he himself inherited: a vineyard and some pastures in the village’s southern plain, and an. Acquirin...
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Cicada Video. - Dioscorus of Aphrodito
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Birth of a Cicada. Magicada Preserve, Hamden, CT. 2013 Clement Kuehn. The cicada was a frequent image in Greek and Egyptian literature - and in the poetry of Dioscorus. It was used to symbolize poets, prophets, and philosophers. The Center for Byzantine Studies name and logos.
Allegory in Icons - Dioscorus of Aphrodito
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Ship arriving at the village of Sheikh Abada (Antinoöpolis), Egypt. 2011 Clement Kuehn. It is possible that Dioscorus wrote Poem 17 while living in Antinoöpolis and doing legal work there. Click on the text above to enlarge it. The magnifying glass opens a searchable window. Or download Allegorical Art: Icons (pdf). The Center for Byzantine Studies name and logos.
Maps - Dioscorus of Aphrodito
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MAPS OF APHRODITO, EGYPT. Maps change. Cities come and go, and places receive new names. To help locate the Early Byzantine sites that are discussed, a few notes and current Google maps are offered below. Kom Ishqaw = Kom Ashkaw = Aphrodito. To see into the streets of Kom Ishqaw (Ashkaw ) from above,. Click on the tiny square to change from the Map view to a Satellite or Earth view. And click on the tab repeatedly. Or click the blue View Larger Map . Or the View on Google Maps box for more options.
Commentary 5-10 - Dioscorus of Aphrodito
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Sheikh Abada (Antinoöpolis), Egypt. 2011 Clement Kuehn. Click on the text above to enlarge it. The magnifying glass opens a searchable window. Or download the Commentary to Verses 5-10 (pdf). Village of Sheikh Abada (Antinoöpolis), Egypt. 2011 Clement Kuehn. The Center for Byzantine Studies name and logos.
English Translation - Dioscorus of Aphrodito
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Sheikh Abada (Antinoöpolis), Egypt. 2011 Clement Kuehn. Click on the text above to enlarge it. The magnifying glass opens a searchable window. Or download the English Verse Translation (pdf). Village of Sheikh Abada (Antinoöpolis), Egypt. 2011 Clement Kuehn. The Center for Byzantine Studies name and logos.
Greek Text - Dioscorus of Aphrodito
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The ancient site lies beneath the modern village of Sheikh Abada (also called Sheikh Ibada) and continues. Into the desert surrounding Wadi Abada (or Wadi Ibada). 2011 Clement Kuehn. Click on the text above to enlarge it. The magnifying glass opens a searchable window. Or download the Greek Transcription (pdf). The desert surrounding Wadi Abada (or Wadi Ibada), Egypt. 2011 Clement Kuehn. The Center for Byzantine Studies name and logos.
Commentary 11-19 - Dioscorus of Aphrodito
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Omicron;ὐ κατὰ κόσμον. Village of Sheikh Abada (Antinoöpolis), Egypt. 2011 Clement Kuehn. Click on the text above to enlarge it. The magnifying glass opens a searchable window. Or download the Commentary to Verses 11-19 (pdf). The Center for Byzantine Studies name and logos.
Plates 1-2 - Dioscorus of Aphrodito
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Plate 1: P.Cair.Masp. II 67183 recto. Plate 2: P.Cair.Masp. II 67183 verso. The Center for Byzantine Studies name and logos.
Commentary 1-4 - Dioscorus of Aphrodito
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Antinoöpolis, Egypt. 2011 Clement Kuehn. Monks lived in the nearby monasteries and cliffs. Click on the text above to enlarge it. The magnifying glass opens a searchable window. Or download the Commentary to Verses 1-4 (pdf). Village of Sheikh Abada (Antinoöpolis), Egypt. 2011 Clement Kuehn. The Center for Byzantine Studies name and logos.
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Dioscorus of Aphrodito - The Poetry in English Translation
THE POETRY OF DIOSCORUS. In Greek literature and the poetry of Dioscorus, the cicada was a symbol. Of the poet, prophet, and philosopher. Here, cicadae by Eugene Alain Seguy. To download this first poem, high resolution pdf :. Click here 61.3 MB. To download this first poem, low resolution pdf :. Click here 4.9 MB. Text 2011 Clement Kuehn. Photographs of Antinoöpolis. 2011 Adam Bülow-Jacobsen. Are in the public domain. This site and all its content. Are intended solely for. Last update: 23 October 2016.
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DIOSCORUS OF APHRODITO - Man and Circumstance
Bricks." Photo shot at Kom Ishqaw (the modern name for Aphrodito, Egypt). Photo 1995, 2011 C. Kuehn. Text 2011 Clement Kuehn. Photographs 2011 Clement Kuehn. This site and all its content are intended exclusively for educational, not-for-profit purposes. Please note that many of the photos were shot in 1995. They were selected because they show the continuity of the Byzantine lifestyle in the villages. Since then, the archaeological sites have continued their conservation and the villages have modernized.
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