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When Pirithous wife (Hippodamia) died, Pirithous came to Athens and found that Theseus' wife Phaedra was also dead. Pirithous and Theseus, who had grown older, decided to marry daughters of Zeus. Theseus chose the young girl Helen (yes that Helen of...

According to Greek mythology, the Centaurs, who are half man, half horse, were invited to the wedding of King Pirithous of the Lapiths and Hippodameia. Apparently, the centaurs couldn’t quite hold their liquor. Everyone drank copious amounts of...

According to this legend, King Pirithous of the Lapiths invited the Centaurs to his daughter's wedding, Hippodamia. During the feast, the Centaurs tried to kidnap Hippodamia and her friends, sparking an epic battle. ...The Lapiths ultimately won with...

The story is rooted in Greek mythology, telling us how the Lapiths invited the Centaurs to their king's wedding, Pirithous'. ...During the celebration, however, the Centaurs attempted to kidnap the bride, Hippodamia, and her friends, sparking a great...

Some identify Pirithous on metope 11 and Deidamia on metope 25 but there's no conclusive evidence. Metope 29 features the mature Classical style in the face and dress of a Lapith woman. Household utensils like hydrias indicate an indoor battle. In...

The battle broke out during Pirithous' wedding feast when the Centaurs attacked the Lapiths while excluded from celebrations or under the influence of wine. This resulted in a fight between the Centaurs and Lapiths and an attempt by the former to...

The battle between the Centaurs and Lapiths erupts during the wedding feast of Pirithous, the king of the Lapiths and personal friend of Theseus, where drunken Centaurs react violently under the influence of wine, sparking a fight with the Lapiths to...

There is a tendency to recognize the bridegroom Pirithous on metope 11 and the bride Deidamia on metope 25 but there is no conclusive evidence for these identifications. On metope 29, features of the mature Classical style can be traced on the face...

The battle erupted during Pirithous' wedding feast when drunken Centaurs attacked the Lapiths, sparking a fight between the two groups. The Centaurs have faces with animal features resembling theatrical masks and wear animal skins. They wield...

There is a tendency to recognize the bridegroom Pirithous on metope 11 and the bride Deidamia on metope 25 but there is no conclusive evidence for these identifications. On metope 29, features of mature Classical style can be traced on face and...

There is a tendency to recognize the bridegroom Pirithous on metope 11 and the bride Deidamia on metope 25 but there is no conclusive evidence for these identifications. On metope 29, features of the mature Classical style can be traced on the face...

There is a tendency to recognize the bridegroom Pirithous on metope 11 and the bride Deidamia on metope 25 but there is no conclusive evidence for these identifications. On metope 29, features of the mature Classical style can be traced on the face...

There is a tendency to recognize the bridegroom Pirithous on metope 11 and the bride Deidamia on metope 25 but there is no conclusive evidence for these identifications. On metope 29, features of the mature Classical style can be traced on the face...

There is a tendency to recognize the bridegroom Pirithous on metope 11 and the bride Deidamia on metope 25 but there is no conclusive evidence for these identifications. On metope 29, features of the mature Classical style can be traced on the face...

There is a tendency to recognize the bridegroom Pirithous on metope 11 and the bride Deidamia on metope 25 but there is no conclusive evidence for these identifications. On metope 29, features of the mature Classical style can be traced on the face...

The battle between the Centaurs and the Lapiths broke out during the wedding feast of the king of the Lapiths and personal friend of Theseus, Pirithous. According to one version of the myth, the Centaurs, insulted from being excluded from the...