File:Ancient Attica Ceramic Art with Satyr 550 BC.JPG
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English: Satyrs were male creatures who inhabited woodlands and forests in Greek mythology. They often accompanied Dionysos, and were frequently depicted in art and myth as members of the god’s ecstatic entourage (an entourage, by the way, which included not only satyrs but the wild women known as Maenads or Bacchantes). In addition, the satyrs as a group were passionately fond of females - especially nymphs, those gentle and beautiful nature spirits. But there is much more to these mythical creatures.
 PAY ATTENTION ! This is not an ancient Greek pottery but a modern false ! ---DenghiùComm (talk) 07:43, 10 September 2017 (UTC) |
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| Author | Attica Ancient Ceramic Art 550 BC |
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