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Egyptian token with an obelisk and a temple from Nikopolis
Early 1st century CE
J. Paul Getty Museum 79.AI.169
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Egyptian token with an obelisk and a temple from Nikopolis
Early 1st century CE
J. Paul Getty Museum 79.AI.169
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A new exhibit featuring exact replicas of ancient Greek musical instruments - such as the lyre, homeric phorminx, kithara and aulos - will be hosted
17 hand-made musical instruments covering a period ranging from the 8th to the 3rd centuries B.C.
A new exhibit featuring exact replicas of ancient Greek musical instruments - such as the lyre, homeric phorminx, kithara and aulos - will be hosted by the Museum of Ancient Nikopolis near Preveza, western Greece until November 20, ANA reports.
The temporary exhibition covers a period ranging from the 8th to the 3rd centuries B.C. and focuses on 17 hand-made musical instruments made by Giorgos Polyzos between 1984 and 2004 on behalf of the Athens University student society "Evretirio".
The instruments represent the three major categories of ancient musical instruments that are known - stringed (cordophones), wind (aerophones) and percussion (membranophones) - and are accompanied by additional information on their history, evolution, use and their role in ancient societies.
The ruins of this monumental city founded by the first Roman Emperor are strangely overlooked by most travelers.
Greece is filled with ancient ruins, most of which are swarming with tourists. But though this particular city was born after a crucial moment in Roman history, it remains unusually overlooked. The city’s name means “City of Victory,” and it’s a celebration of a battle that changed the course of Roman history.
Nicopolis (also spelled Nikopolis) was founded by Gaius Julius Caesar Octavianus—later known as Augustus, the first emperor of Rome—to honor his victory in the Battle of Actium in 31 BC. In this battle, his troops defeated the forces of Mark Antony and Cleopatra, basically putting an end to the Final War of the Roman Republic.
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Il Vangelo di Emmaus non spiega la resurrezione di Gesù ma offre l'esperienza dell'incontro con il risorto. Di quale Emmaus si parla nel testo ? Perché sono tristi i discepoli di Emmaus ? Quale é l'esperienza che li guarisce ? Perché ritornano a Gerusalemme ? Perché Gesù va più lontano ? Cosa ci insegna a noidiscepoli come loro ?
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