利昔克拉底纪念碑

D. Mootz
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雅典的酒神节每年在阿克罗波利斯下面的剧院和圣殿举行。节日的主要奖品,一个青铜三脚架,被授予了富有的个人,“choregos”,谁赞助(支付)获奖作品。舞蹈演员们习惯于竖立一座歌颂神灵的纪念碑。这些纪念碑的所在地被称为“三脚架街”。雅典只有一座“完好无损”。公元前334年的舞蹈家和获胜者利昔克拉底(Lie-SIC-ra-teez)的纪念碑仍然屹立。唯一已知的另一个例子是公元前319年的thrasylus合唱纪念碑的遗迹。在1826年希腊独立战争期间被摧毁的遗迹,一对柱子,框架原来的三脚架和它的基座,可以在阿克罗波利斯的墙壁上看到,在狄奥尼索斯剧院上方。
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The Lysicrates monument
The Athenian Festival of Dionysus was held annually at the Theatre and Sanctuary below the Akropolis. The major prize of the festival, a bronze tripod, was awarded to the wealthy individual, the 'choregos', who sponsored (paid for) the winning entry. It became customary for the choregos to erect a choragic monument to honour the god. The site of the monuments became known as the Street of the Tripods. Only one remains 'intact' in Athens. The monument of Lysicrates (Lie-SIC-ra-teez), choregos and winner in 334 BCE, still stands. The only other known example is the remains of the choragic monument of Thrasyllus, from 319 BCE. Destroyed in 1826 during the Greek War of Independence the remains, a pair of columns that framed the original tripod and its plinth, can be seen against the Akropolis wall, above the Theatre of Dionysus.
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