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... > Classical Mythology and Ancient History > classical history > male persons from classical history > male persons from classical history (with NAME) > (story of) Neanthus > suffering, misfortune of Neanthus > death of Neanthus, son of the tyrant of Lesbos: he tries to play Orpheus' lyre, which was still to be seen in the temple at Lesbos; for his sacrilege he is devoured by the dogs that had been attracted by the sound

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98B(NEANTHUS)68death of Neanthus, son of the tyrant of Lesbos: he tries to play Orpheus' lyre, which was still to be seen in the temple at Lesbos; for his sacrilege he is devoured by the dogs that had been attracted by the sound  

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  • ancient history
  • classical antiquity
  • classical history
  • devouring
  • dog
  • Greeks
  • historical person
  • history
  • identity
  • killing (animal)
  • Lesbos
  • lyre
  • man
  • music making
  • mythology
  • name
  • Neanthus
  • Romans
  • sacrilege
  • temple

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  • 98B(NEANTHUS)68

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http://iconclass.org/98B%28NEANTHUS%2968

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