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nature. This thought is indeed so old that the one who first uttered it is no longer known; it has been passed down to us from eternity, and hence doubtless it is true. Moreover, you know what is so often said and passes for a trite expression. What is that, he asked? He answered: It is best not to be born at all; and next to that, it is better to die than to live; and this is confirmed even by divine testimony. Pertinently to this they say that Midas, after hunting, asked his captive
Silenus somewhat urgently, what was the most desirable thing among humankind. At first he could offer no response, and was obstinately silent. At length, when Midas would not stop plaguing him, he erupted with these words, though very unwillingly: 'you, seed of an evil genius and precarious offspring of hard fortune, whose life is but for a day, why do you compel me to tell you those things of which it is better you should remain ignorant? For he lives with the least worry who knows not his misfortune; but for humans, the best for them is not to be born at all, not to partake of nature's excellence; not to be is best, for both sexes. This should be our choice, if choice we have; and the next to this is, when we are born, to die as soon as we can.' It is plain therefore, that he declared the condition of the dead to be better than that of the living.
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a great disc of polished wood that revolves quickly. At first you sit down and watch the others. They are all trying to sit in the wheel, and they keep getting flung off, and that makes them laugh, and you laugh too. It's great fun... Of course at the very centre there's a point completely at rest,
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man of the forest, with the ears of a horse and sometimes also the tail and legs of a horse. The later sileni were drunken followers of
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references were to one individual named
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1342:published a long narrative poem about Silenus. In
865:(354 BCE), surviving fragment quoted in Plutarch,
72:(Pius-Clementine Museum, Room of the Muses), Rome
463:term of abuse around 211 BC, when it is used in
1776:"Emotional Intelligence/Imaginal Intelligence"
2013:
1445:Statue of Silerius. Exhibition in Taipei 2013
1388:Silenus is one of the two main characters in
907:Drunken Silenus, from ancient to modern times
869:, sec. xxvii (1st century CE) (S. H. transl.)
8:
1971:(11th ed.). Cambridge University Press.
1550:Silenus mask, detail from a bronze stamnoid
531:Silenus as member of the Dionysian entourage
1865:Fin-de-Siècle Vienna – Politics and Culture
1826:(Cambridge University Press, 2007), p. 151.
1590:Mask of Silen, first half of 1st century BC
1428:as the name of a genus of flowering plant.
1085:, Munich – the subject was also treated by
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1839:: Masquerade or Embodied Lifestyle?", in:
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1843:(Brill, 2012), p. 59, citing passages in
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1725:– via Cambridge University Press.
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1988:Satyr and Silenus at Britannica Online
1518:with head of Silenus, 4th century BC (
1254:, marble sculpture in the Ducal Park,
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1841:Aspects of Apuleius' Golden Ass, III
1369:Professor Silenus is a character in
663:, House of M. Epidi Sabini, IX.1.22.
1899:CRC World Dictionary of Plant Names
1658:Statue of Silenus, 2nd century BC (
961:Silenus carried toward his donkey (
790:Two papposilenoi as singers at the
473:to describe Labrax, a treacherous
336:Inebriated Silenus reclining on a
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1126:The Discovery of Honey by Bacchus
867:Moralia. Consolatio ad Apollonium
830:, after 4th century BC original (
302:The original Silenus resembled a
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1993:Silenus at Greek Mythology Link
1746:The Oxford Classical Dictionary
1744:Entry "Satyrs and silens", in:
1703:The Journal of Hellenic Studies
1697:van Hoorn, G. (November 1954).
1356:'s 1923 English translation of
774:, bronze from 3rd century BC, (
1877:Michael Gorra (Summer, 1988).
1820:A History of Greek Literature,
1676:Archaeological Museum of Delos
1660:Archaeological Museum of Delos
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874:This passage is redolent of
283:Silenus presides over other
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2935:Clymene (consort of Helios)
1926:Guy Michael Hedreen, 1992.
1807:on-line English translation
1780:Mythopoetry Scholar Journal
1646:Mosaic with mask of Silenus
1398:The Trackers of Oxyrhynchus
1207:Academy of Fine Arts Vienna
546:, depicting the wedding of
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2985:Melia (consort of Inachus)
1349:The Picture of Dorian Gray
1158:The Misfortunes of Silenus
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591:Metropolitan Museum of Art
459:Silenus may have become a
261:of the Dionysian retinue (
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2980:Melia (consort of Apollo)
2940:Clymene (wife of Iapetus)
1983:Seilenos at Theoi Project
1538:Statue of Silenus, detail
990:Drunken Silenus on an Ass
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1626:, early 1st century AD (
1604:Art Institute of Chicago
1556:Vassil Bojkov Collection
1331:Gargantua and Pantagruel
1142:Worcester, Massachusetts
770:Papposilenus playing an
26:Not to be confused with
21:Silenus (disambiguation)
1968:Encyclopædia Britannica
1883:Contemporary Literature
1699:"Choes and Anthesteria"
1422:used the feminine form
1415:Scientific nomenclature
1250:Jean-Baptiste Boudard:
823:Actor as Papposilenus,
4935:Companions of Dionysus
4820:Alexiares and Anicetus
1938:The Gods of the Greeks
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712:Villa of the Mysteries
243:) was a companion and
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1897:Umberto Quattrocchi,
1628:Cabinet des médailles
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4914:from Commons
4909:
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4794:Rhadamanthus
4755:
4649:Chrysopeleia
4589:Amphictyonis
4453:Tritopatores
3942:The Younger
3894:Children of
3846:Children of
3786:Children of
3682:Children of
3617:Androktasiai
3611:Amphillogiai
3596:Children of
2770:Benthesikyme
2709:Children of
2302:Children of
2273:Children of
2249:Children of
2220:Children of
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1473:, 461–450 BC
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1368:
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1354:Brian Hooker
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894:
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855:
852:philosophy:
850:antinatalist
847:
832:Altes Museum
794:on an Attic
755:
733:
730:Papposilenus
723: 50 BC
688: 30 BC
522:
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268:
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176:
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4955:Nature gods
4894:Definitions
4799:Triptolemus
4659:Epimeliades
4644:Hamadryades
4616:Britomartis
4555:Telesphorus
4462:Agriculture
4228:Peitharchia
3093:Protomedeia
2758:Sea deities
2625:Polymatheia
2561:Borysthenis
2533:Terpsichore
2039:Primordial
1837:Pastophoros
1805:The Caesars
1514:terracotta
1463:tetradrachm
1344:Oscar Wilde
1302: 1938
1271:Jules Dalou
1203: 1611
1169:Fogg Museum
1165: 1500
1134: 1499
1065:court dwarf
1061:Renaissance
1028: 1616
997: 1600
799:bell-krater
792:Panathenaia
483:The Caesars
362:tetradrachm
354:of Mendians
66:Hellenistic
44:drunkenness
4940:Greek gods
4924:Categories
4825:Aphroditus
4804:Trophonius
4494:Philomelus
4389:Hesperides
4363:Phosphorus
4167:Heimarmene
4147:Ekecheiria
4127:Dikaiosyne
3896:other gods
3707:Hesperides
3496:Persephone
3305:Cleocharia
3068:Cymatolege
3058:Amphitrite
2816:Melicertes
2765:Amphitrite
2656:Euphrosyne
2528:Polyhymnia
2439:Eileithyia
2393:Hephaestus
2327:Prometheus
2317:Epimetheus
1394:satyr play
796:red-figure
740:satyr play
677:Boscoreale
556:Glyptothek
518:sarcophagi
431:satyr play
344:with wine
340:, holding
313:Coin from
62:Roman copy
48:winemaking
4855:Sosipolis
4845:Palaestra
4741:Pegasides
4698:Adrasteia
4664:Hecaterus
4611:Auloniads
4600:Aristaeus
4595:Anthousai
4515:Asclepius
4288:Prophasis
4278:Praxidice
4243:Pepromene
4142:Eiresione
4132:Dyssebeia
4101:Amechania
4081:Adephagia
3997:Hedylogos
3812:Pemphredo
3571:Telchines
3539:Earthborn
3530:Tisiphone
3448:Chthonic
3270:Anigrides
3226:Scamander
3221:Sangarius
3181:Clitumnus
3176:Cephissus
3053:Amphithoe
2925:Callirhoe
2811:Leucothea
2618:Muses at
2556:Apollonis
2523:Melpomene
2434:Asclepius
2358:Aphrodite
2340:Olympian
2322:Menoetius
2186:Mnemosyne
1684:Footnotes
1524:Baltimore
1459:kantharos
1408:Ichneutae
1403:Sophocles
752:pot belly
640:from the
427:Euripides
342:kantharos
304:folkloric
298:Evolution
225:romanized
122:Genealogy
100:kantharos
4850:Pasiphaë
4840:Enyalius
4784:Heracles
4675:Maenades
4578:Agdistis
4484:Eunostus
4479:Despoina
4406:Pleiades
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