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  1. This web page examines the complex and nuanced role of female aulos players (aulêtrides) in classical Athens, using multimodal literacy and digital humanities methods. It explores how flute music, pottery, and texts such as Plato's Symposium can be read and taught together.

  2. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › AuletrisAuletris - Wikipedia

    Auletris is a collection of erotic short stories by Anaïs Nin, published posthumously by Sky Blue Press in 2016. It features the short pieces "Life in Provincetown" and "Marcel," the latter of which appeared in a severely edited form in Delta of Venus (1977).

  3. In Machon (258–322 Gow = Athenaeus 13.610d), Diphilus goes to Gnathea’s place to celebrate the Aphrodisia, bringing with him all the apparatus for the party, including perfume, garlands, snacks, a kid goat, ribbons, fish, a cook, and a piper for later (ta; meta; tau`t' aujlhtrivda).

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  4. 29. Aug. 2015 · Introduction. Symposiasts in the late archaic Greek period began hiring trained female slaves to furnish musical entertainment. 1 The profession grew so pervasive that the female aulos player, the aulêtris, came to seem as necessary to a proper party as wreaths and wine.

  5. 1. März 2015 · Download Citation | On Mar 1, 2015, Max L. Goldman published Associating the Aulêtris: Flute Girls and Prostitutes in the Classical Greek Symposium | Find, read and cite all the research you need...

  6. no single satisfactory viewpoint, the auletris entices him to shift his position and circle her, whereby an ever-changing composition is revealed. Although often attrib-uted to the Hellenistic or even Roman period, this statue type is a masterly synthesis, rather than pastiche, of com-positional elements present in a number of works of the

  7. 16. Jan. 2023 · auletris (plural auletrides) ( historical) A courtesan or prostitute in Ancient Greece who played the flute to provide entertainment.