Cadmus searches for his sister Europa
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=== '''Ovid's Metamorphoses''' === | |||
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'''Cadmus searches for his sister Europa''' | |||
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Image:Namenvase des Kadmos-Malers 3.JPG | |||
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<poem style="margin-left:15%; opacity:0.6; font-size:90%;" > | |||
'''Cadmus kills the Dragon''' | |||
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Image:Kadmos dragon Louvre E707.jpg | |||
Image:Kadmos dragon Louvre N3157.jpg | |||
Image:Cup Rider Painter Louvre E669 full.jpg | |||
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<poem style="margin-left:15%; opacity:0.6; font-size:90%;" > | |||
'''Cadmus sows the Dragon’s teeth''' | |||
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Image:Cadmus teeth.jpg | |||
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<poem style="margin-left:15%; opacity:0.6; font-size:90%;" > | |||
'''Cadmus founds Thebes''' | |||
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<poem style="margin-left:15%; opacity:0.6; font-size:90%;" > | |||
'''Actaeon returns from the hunt''' | |||
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Image:Parmigianino, affreschi di fontanellato 03.jpg | |||
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<poem style="margin-left:15%; opacity:0.6; font-size:90%;" > | |||
'''Actaeon is pursued by his hounds''' | |||
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Image:Francesco Albani - Diana and Actaeon - WGA00107.jpg | |||
Image:Caserta-reggia-15-4-05 171.jpg | |||
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<poem style="margin-left:15%; opacity:0.6; font-size:90%;" > | |||
'''Actaeon is killed by the dogs''' | |||
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Image:Grosvenor Museums - Grabstein 9 Aktaeon.jpg | |||
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<poem style="margin-left:15%; opacity:0.6; font-size:90%;" > | |||
'''Juno sets out to punish Semele''' | |||
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<poem style="margin-left:15%; opacity:0.6; font-size:90%;" > | |||
'''Semele is consumed by Jupiter’s fire''' | |||
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Image:Ngv, nicola da urbino, piatto con giove e semele, 1524 circa.JPG | |||
Image:Jan Voorhout Zeus and Semele.jpg | |||
Image:Schouburg Part 2 Plate Jupiter en Simele.jpg | |||
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<poem style="margin-left:15%; opacity:0.6; font-size:90%;" > | |||
'''The judgement of Tiresias''' | |||
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image:Carpioni, Giulio - Liriope Bringing Narcissus before Tiresias - 1660s.jpg | |||
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<poem style="margin-left:15%; opacity:0.6; font-size:90%;" > | |||
'''Echo sees Narcissus''' | |||
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image:Echoandnarcissus.jpg | |||
image:Costanzi narcissus and echo.jpg | |||
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<poem style="margin-left:15%; opacity:0.6; font-size:90%;" > | |||
'''How Juno altered Echo’s speech''' | |||
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image:Seurat L'Echo.jpg | |||
image:Poussin Echo detail.jpg | |||
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<poem style="margin-left:15%; opacity:0.6; font-size:90%;" > | |||
'''Narcissus sees himself and falls in love''' | |||
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image:Benczur-narcissus.jpg | |||
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<poem style="margin-left:15%; opacity:0.6; font-size:90%;" > | |||
'''Narcissus laments the pain of unrequited love''' | |||
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image:Narcissus-Caravaggio (1594-96).jpg | |||
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<poem style="margin-left:15%; opacity:0.6; font-size:90%;" > | |||
'''Narcissus is changed into a flower''' | |||
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image:Bakst-Narcisse.jpg | |||
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<poem style="margin-left:15%; opacity:0.6; font-size:90%;" > | |||
'''Tiresias prophesies Pentheus’s fate''' | |||
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<poem style="margin-left:15%; opacity:0.6; font-size:90%;" > | |||
'''Pentheus rejects the worship of Bacchus''' | |||
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image:Borghese Vase Louvre Ma86 n1.jpg | |||
image:Sosibios Vase Louvre Ma442.jpg | |||
image:Brogi, Carlo (1850-1925) - n. 11290 - Napoli - Museo Nazionale - Danzatrici, o baccanti, in varie pose (pitture murali di Pompei).jpg | |||
image:Triumph of Bacchus - Sousse.jpg | |||
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<poem style="margin-left:15%; opacity:0.6; font-size:90%;" > | |||
'''Acoetes is captured and interrogated''' | |||
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<poem style="margin-left:15%; opacity:0.6; font-size:90%;" > | |||
'''Acoetes’s story – the beautiful boy''' | |||
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image:Dionysos-Brunnen am Kölner Dom.jpg | |||
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<poem style="margin-left:15%; opacity:0.6; font-size:90%;" > | |||
'''Acoetes’s ship and crew are transformed''' | |||
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image:Bacchus krauss.jpg | |||
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<poem style="margin-left:15%; opacity:0.6; font-size:90%;" > | |||
'''Pentheus is killed by the Maenads''' | |||
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image:Mainade Staatliche Antikensammlungen 2645.jpg | |||
image:Pompeii - Casa dei Vettii - Pentheus.jpg | |||
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Ovid's Metamorphoses
Cadmus kills the Dragon
Cadmus sows the Dragon’s teeth
Cadmus founds Thebes
Actaeon returns from the hunt
Actaeon is pursued by his hounds
Actaeon is killed by the dogs
Juno sets out to punish Semele
Semele is consumed by Jupiter’s fire
The judgement of Tiresias
Echo sees Narcissus
How Juno altered Echo’s speech
Narcissus sees himself and falls in love
Narcissus laments the pain of unrequited love
Narcissus is changed into a flower
Tiresias prophesies Pentheus’s fate
Pentheus rejects the worship of Bacchus
Acoetes is captured and interrogated
Acoetes’s story – the beautiful boy
Acoetes’s ship and crew are transformed
Pentheus is killed by the Maenads