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Silenos

Silenos

English translation in progress. The text below is currently in Turkish.

Dionysos’un bilge eğiticisi, eşeğiyle sarhoş dolaşan yassı burunlu bir ihtiyar. Dışı alaycı ve çirkin, içi ise tanrısal sırlarla dolu bir bilgelik abidesi.

Through the Centuries Silenos
BC 6 c. 12
BC 5 c. 12
BC 4 c. 1
AD 2 c. 2
AD 15 c. 10
AD 16 c. 8
AD 17 c. 12
AD 18 c. 6
AD 19 c. 4
In Art Silenos See all (136)
Komos Douris Bm
Satyr Maenad Louvre
Q Painter - Arv 1519 15 - Satyr And Maenad - Men And Youths At The Komos - Wien Khm As Iv 207 -
Satyr Maenad Louvre
Epeleios Painter Arv 146 2 Satyr Filling Krater - Peleus Subduing Thetis - Komos
Villa Giulia Painter Arv 618 3 King And Two Women - Satyr Family
Villa Giulia Painter Arv 618 3 King And Two Women - Satyr Family
Kylix (Drinking Cup) With A Satyr And Nymph - Getty Villa
Villa Giulia Painter Arv 618 3 King And Two Women - Satyr Family
Carlsruhe Painter - Shoulder Lekythos With Satyr And Wine Skin - Walters 48259 - Right
Attic Red-Figure Skyphos By The Penelope Painter Antikensammlung
Red Figure Lekythos, Ephebos, Silenus, 475-450 Bc, Am Syracuse,
In Art Silenos See all (38)
The drunken Silenus
Drunken Silenus Polski: Pijany Sylen
The Drunken Silenus
Der trunkene Silen, Detail
Der trunkene Silenos English: Drunken Silenus
Drunken Silenus Español: Sileno borracho
Drunken Silenus Español: Sileno borracho
Der trunkene Silenos, Detail Italiano: Sileno ebbro.
In Art Silenos See all (54)
French: Tête de Silène title
Silenus Bust for a Couch
Silenus Bust for a Couch
Satyr with Child Dionysus
Satyr with Child Dionysus
Satyr with Child Dionysus
Satyr with Child Dionysus
Satyr with Child Dionysus
In Art Silenos
In Art Silenos
Drunken Silenus
Sitting Silenus
Head of Silenus
The Drunken SiIenus: Design for the "Tazza Farnese"
The Drunken SiIenus: Design for the "Tazza Farnese"
The Drunken SiIenus: Design for the "Tazza Farnese"
Alter Satyr nach links English: Old satyr to the left
Dionysus supporting a drunken Silenus with a maenad dancing in front of him (after the Borghese Vase in the Louvre)