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- Dyskolos abstract "Dyskolos (Greek: Δύσκολος, translated as The Grouch, The Misanthrope, The Curmudgeon, The Bad-tempered Man or Old Cantankerous) is an Ancient Greek comedy by Menander, the only one of his plays, and of the whole New Comedy, that has survived in almost complete form. It was first presented at the Lenaian festival in 317–16 BC, where it won Menander the first-place prize. It was long known only through fragmentary quotations; but a papyrus manuscript of the nearly complete Dyskolos, dating to the third century, was recovered in Egypt in 1952 and forms part of the Bodmer Papyri.".
- Dyskolos author Menander.
- Dyskolos characterInPlay "* Daos, a slave".
- Dyskolos characterInPlay "* Getas, a slave".
- Dyskolos characterInPlay "* Girl, Knemon's daughter".
- Dyskolos characterInPlay "* Gorgias, her brother".
- Dyskolos characterInPlay "* Kallippides, Sostratos' father".
- Dyskolos characterInPlay "* Khaireas, "the gofer"".
- Dyskolos characterInPlay "* Knemon, "the grouch"".
- Dyskolos characterInPlay "* Pan".
- Dyskolos characterInPlay "* Pyrrhias, a slave".
- Dyskolos characterInPlay "* Sikon, a cook".
- Dyskolos characterInPlay "* Simikhe, a slave".
- Dyskolos characterInPlay "* Sostratos".
- Dyskolos characterInPlay "* Sostratos' Mother".
- Dyskolos chorusCharacterInPlay "Worshippers of Pan".
- Dyskolos genre Ancient_Greek_comedy.
- Dyskolos muteCharacterInPlay "* Donax, a slave".
- Dyskolos muteCharacterInPlay "* Myrrhine, Gorgias' mother".
- Dyskolos muteCharacterInPlay "* Other slaves, female relatives, friends of Sostratos' mother".
- Dyskolos originalLanguage Ancient_Greek.
- Dyskolos premierePlace Classical_Athens.
- Dyskolos premierePlace Lenaia.
- Dyskolos premiereYear "0317".
- Dyskolos settingOfPlay "A country road in Phyle outside Athens near several farmsteads and a shrine of Pan.".
- Dyskolos thumbnail Relief_with_Menander_and_New_Comedy_Masks_-_Roman_Getty_Villa_Collection.jpg?width=300.
- Dyskolos wikiPageExternalLink bacchicstage.wordpress.com.
- Dyskolos wikiPageExternalLink dyskolos.htm.
- Dyskolos wikiPageID "1573403".
- Dyskolos wikiPageRevisionID "602638116".
- Dyskolos caption "Menander with masks depicting New Comedy characters: youth, false maiden, and the old man.".
- Dyskolos characters "* Pan * Sostratos * Kallippides, Sostratos' father * Sostratos' Mother * Khaireas, "the gofer" * Pyrrhias, a slave * Getas, a slave * Knemon, "the grouch" * Girl, Knemon's daughter * Gorgias, her brother * Daos, a slave * Simikhe, a slave * Sikon, a cook".
- Dyskolos chorus "Worshippers of Pan".
- Dyskolos genre Ancient_Greek_comedy.
- Dyskolos hasPhotoCollection Dyskolos.
- Dyskolos imageAlt "Roman relief showing Menander with masks depicting New Comedy characters: youth, false maiden, and the old man.".
- Dyskolos imageSize "255".
- Dyskolos mute "* Myrrhine, Gorgias' mother * Donax, a slave * Other slaves, female relatives, friends of Sostratos' mother".
- Dyskolos name "Dyskolos".
- Dyskolos origLang Ancient_Greek.
- Dyskolos place Classical_Athens.
- Dyskolos place Lenaia.
- Dyskolos premiere "c. 317–16 BC".
- Dyskolos setting "A country road in Phyle outside Athens near several farmsteads and a shrine of Pan.".
- Dyskolos writer Menander.
- Dyskolos subject Category:Hellenistic_Athens.
- Dyskolos subject Category:Pan.
- Dyskolos subject Category:Plays_by_Menander.
- Dyskolos type Abstraction100002137.
- Dyskolos type Communication100033020.
- Dyskolos type DramaticComposition107007684.
- Dyskolos type Play107007945.
- Dyskolos type PlaysByMenander.
- Dyskolos type Writing106362953.
- Dyskolos type WrittenCommunication106349220.
- Dyskolos type Play.
- Dyskolos type Work.
- Dyskolos type WrittenWork.
- Dyskolos type CreativeWork.
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- Dyskolos comment "Dyskolos (Greek: Δύσκολος, translated as The Grouch, The Misanthrope, The Curmudgeon, The Bad-tempered Man or Old Cantankerous) is an Ancient Greek comedy by Menander, the only one of his plays, and of the whole New Comedy, that has survived in almost complete form. It was first presented at the Lenaian festival in 317–16 BC, where it won Menander the first-place prize.".
- Dyskolos label "Dyskolos".
- Dyskolos label "Dyskolos".
- Dyskolos label "Dyskolos".
- Dyskolos label "Il misantropo (Menandro)".
- Dyskolos label "Le Dyscolos".
- Dyskolos label "O Misantropo".
- Dyskolos label "Odludek albo mizantrop".
- Dyskolos sameAs Dyskolos.
- Dyskolos sameAs Ο_Δύσκολος_(Μένανδρος).
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- Dyskolos sameAs Il_misantropo_(Menandro).
- Dyskolos sameAs Odludek_albo_mizantrop.
- Dyskolos sameAs O_Misantropo.
- Dyskolos sameAs m.05cjkk.
- Dyskolos sameAs Q1248766.
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- Dyskolos sameAs Dyskolos.
- Dyskolos wasDerivedFrom Dyskolos?oldid=602638116.
- Dyskolos depiction Relief_with_Menander_and_New_Comedy_Masks_-_Roman_Getty_Villa_Collection.jpg.
- Dyskolos isPrimaryTopicOf Dyskolos.
- Dyskolos name "Dyskolos".