- 'Dithyramb, tragedy—and Cyrene', in P.Wilson (ed.), The Greek Theatre and Festivals, Oxford 2007, 185-214.
- Shown in the first photo is the huge Temple of Zeus, its size reflective of the importance of Cyrene in the Greek world (in fact, it was larger than the Parthenon in...
- Look at Palmyra, Mosul… Luckily ancient Greek city of Cyrene in east Libya was spared. We took a drone to Cyrene +horse tracks of Benghazi +ruins of Susa.Bulunamadı: theatre
- A colony of the Greeks of Thera, Cyrene was one of the principal cities in the Hellenic world.Bulunamadı: theatre
- The Amphitheater of Cyrene, also known as the Theater of Apollo was a theatre situated behind the Temple of Apollo in Cyrene.
- Much of what we know about the Greek period of Cyrene was told by Herodotus, the individual who was considered to be the first historian of Ancient Greece.Bulunamadı: theatre
- Cyrene in Libya is considered to be one of the most impressive Greco-Roman sites in the world and one of the best Classical Greek sites beyond Greece itself.Bulunamadı: theatre
- Greece is full of Ancient Greek Theatres! This article sheds some light on the origins and the importance of theatre in Ancient Greece.Bulunamadı: cyrene
- Τhe National Theatre of Northern Greece presents Aristophanes’ comedy “Plutus”. The play is translated, adapted and directed by Giannis Kakleas.Bulunamadı: cyrene
- Greek lyric poet Pindar celebrated the successes of Cyrene’s rulers in the ancient games of the Greeks, and also sang of Aristaeus, the child produced by the...