Examples of using Hellenistic in English and their translations into Japanese
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The Greek and Hellenistic civilization generated an immense number of inventions and improvements to existing technology.
Greek and Hellenistic engineers invented many technologies and improved upon pre-existing technologies.
The work probably comes from Syria and is a reduced-sized Roman replica of a famous original from the Hellenistic period.
An embodiment of Hellenistic taste This work is a Roman copy that was probably inspired by a Greek original of the 2nd century BC.
Due to this relationship, a number of trigonometric identities and theorems that are known today were also known to Hellenistic mathematicians, but in their equivalent chord form.
Tacitus described its walls, and mentioned that it was, even under Parthian rule, a fully Hellenistic city.
For others it is a theological interpretation developed from extraneous sources(Hellenistic Jewish traditions about the birth of Isaac or pagan analogies).
Serapis(Latin spelling, or Sarapis in Greek) was a syncretic Hellenistic-Egyptian god in Antiquity.
As soon as the Greeks invaded India to form the Indo-Greek kingdom, a fusion of Hellenistic and Buddhist elements started to appear, encouraged by the benevolence of the Greek kings towards Buddhism.
Similarly, according to Madsen(2014), during the ancient period, the middle ages and the rationalism in various means of livelihood as a result of the Hellenistic philosophy and scientific revolution contributed to westernization.
As Rome became more and more prosperous from trade and conquest, the homes of the wealthy increased in both size and luxury, emulating both the Etruscan atrium house and Hellenistic peristyle house.[5].
At the same time, new Hellenistic cities springing up in Egypt, Syria, and Anatolia required statues depicting the gods and heroes of Greece for their temples and public places.
During the Persian and Hellenistic eras, one aggressive billet anniversary was established, as the acropolis was acceptable for this, appropriately it took the anatomy of a aggressive fortress.
More from 150 years xodematos in equipments, wars, wastage and"excesses" that characterised the Hellenistic era of successors of Alexander the great and the treasure was still so large, to dazzle the Romans.
in a repair of the wall in the Hellenistic era, replacing the circular.
This effect of contrast and ambiguity, indeed this taste for the strange that plays with the viewer's emotions, is the result of the theatricality of some Hellenistic art.
Hellenistic elements are still clearly visible in the purity of the statuary and the folds of the clothing, but are improved upon with a very delicate rendering of the draping and a sort of radiance reinforced by the usage of pink sandstone.
However, Roman period caryatids were very often closely based on Classical or Hellenistic prototypes, so this says nothing about the date or precise inspiration of the Amphipolis caryatids.
In Hellenistic Greece, Aristotle's definition of tragedy used the word katharsis to refer to a calming of the audience brought about by exposure to a tragic drama and the portrayal of intense fear and pity.
The classical Greek term is nekyia(ἡ νέκυια), in Hellenistic Greek also νεκυιομαντεία, rendered in Latin as necyomantia and in 17th century English as necyomancy.