The Parthenon Frieze

Jenifer Neils

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Classical Antiquity Studies Classical Philosophy and Thought Ancient Mediterranean Archaeology and History

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Preface Introduction Polis: the context of ritual Paradeigma: designing the frieze Techne: carving the frieze Mimesis: the high classical style Iconographia: identifying the players Iconologia: interpreting the frieze Kleos: the impact of the frieze Thauma: whose heritage?

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