bacchant

1-20) Here Moore uses two famous moments from the Anacreontea-the request of Vulcan in Ode 4 to cast a silver bowl on which "many a rose-lipp'd bacchant maid I Is culling clusters in their shade" (II.

By provoking the spectator into becoming a modern Bacchant on the edge of madness, the play becomes, as long as its existential paroxysm spreads, the aggressive embodiment of the Futurist ideal, of that peculiar cast of mind that allowed one to leap--with trepidation, through fear--into the void of total creation, to conquer and create in the hopes of transcending the past and, ultimately, oneself.

joyfully, like a foal with its grazing mother, the bacchant moves her swift-footed limbs in her leapings.

Pour le Faune, en bacchant authentique, le vin apporte le moyen dechapper--[TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII], la drogue--a la realite mondaine.

(71) No less revealing is the painted Bacchant who, "in her love for Dionysus, imagines him and pictures him and sees him though he is not present" ([TEXT NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII], 2.17.9).

Penthesilea, queen of the Amazons, slain by Achilles; Pentheus, the unfortunate son of Agave who resisted the new cult of Dionysus and was torn to pieces by bacchant women among whom was his mother--the plot of Euripides' Bacchae.

Mira simplifies the plurality of persons enamored with Orpheus, a feature from the myth that Cocteau tries to preserve with his society of Bacchant women.

(379-83) But Euripides includes, in the Chorus's description, other less ludic features of the bacchant:

Mobile Testing Lab Task Force Team also raided at DHA bacchant bazaar and visited different stalls caught unregistered Prowes brand Haldi,Tea,Sugar they also collected random ghee and oil brands and found Mofi failed in FFA and vitamin.