Aphrodite of the Gardens
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Aphrodite wa Bustani Ni "epithet" ya Kigiriki yaani "Aphrodite" . Hii inaelezea zaidi ufadhili wake juu ya mimea na bustani. [2]
Kutokana na "Pausanias"[3] kulikuwa na hekalu la "Aphrodite" katika bustani ya Acropolis ya Athens.Inasemekana ibada ya sanamu la Aphrodite na Alcamenes ilifanyika karibu na Hekalu. Ni dhahiri sanamu za Aphrodite na herm zinaweza kuwa sawa kimuundo wa uchongaji au sanamu mbili tofauti.[4]
Herm ya Aphrodite pia inahusishwa na muhusika wa baadaye wa hadithi. Hermaphroditos . [5] [6] zaidi kuna marejeo kadhaa ambayo mengi kwa sehemu ya kiume ya Aphrodite ambayo huitwa Aphroditos,iliyoingizwa kwa "Athene"tokea mwishoni mwa karne ya 5 Kabla ya Kristo lakini pia Hekalu la Hermaphroditos mara kadhaa lilizungumzwa na Alciphron huko Athene. [7]
Angalia pia hariri
- Afrodita
- Aphrodite Urania
- Aphrodite wa Knidos
Marejeo hariri
- Jeffrey M. Hurwit (1999). The Athenian Acropolis. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 0-521-41786-4.
- Rachel Rosenzweig (2004). Worshipping Aphrodite. University of Michigan Press. ISBN 0-472-11332-1.
- Jennifer Lynn Larson (2007). Ancient Greek Cults: A Guide. Routledge. ISBN 978-0-415-32448-9.
- ↑ "Leaning Aphrodite known as Aphrodite of the Gardens". The Macao Museum of Art.
- ↑ Elisabeth B. MacDougall (1981). Ancient Roman Gardens. Dumbarton Oaks. uk. 24. ISBN 0-88402-100-9.
- ↑ Pausanias 1.19.2
- ↑ Arthur Bernard Cook (1925). Zeus: A Study in Ancient Religion. Cambridge University Press. uk. 171.
- ↑ Yulia Ustinova (1999). The Supreme Gods of the Bosporan Kingdom. Brill. uk. 38. ISBN 90-04-11231-6.
- ↑ Simon Goldhill (2006). Rethinking Revolutions through Ancient Greece. Cambridge University Press. uk. 63.
- ↑ Alciphron. literally and completely translated from the Greek, with introduction and notes. Athenian Society. uk. 142.