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Anasyrma

Anasyrma (Ancient Greek: ἀνάσυρμα, composed of ἀνά ana 'up, against, back' and σύρμα syrma 'a dragging motion'; plural anasyrmata ἀνασύρματα), also called anasyrmos (ἀνασυρμός), is the gesture of lifting the skirt or kilt. It is used in connection with certain religious rituals, eroticism, and lewd jokes (see, for example, Baubo). The term is used in…

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Greek antiquity

DemeterDionysusEleusinian MysteriesApollodorusIambe
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Apotropaic effect of nakedness

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Anasyrma → Akten, Ancient Greece, Archived, Background Notes, Cambria Press, CCIV, Demeter, Der Orient, Dexter, Divine, Ein, Etrurien, Eurasia, February, Götterhochzeit, Homeric, ISBN, July, Katz, Kolloquiums
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Anasyrma → Ancient, Aphroditus, Apollodorus, Asia Minor, Astarte, Baubo, BCE, Classical, Cypriot, Demeter, Dionysus, Eleusinian Mysteries, Greece, Greek, Hellenistic, Iambe's, In, Lesbos, Persephone, Priene
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Anasyrma → According, Associated, Balkan, British Isles, China, Elder, Europe, Even, If, In Jean, Ireland, La Fontaine's Nouveaux Contes, Maimonides, Many, Pliny, September, Stripping, The Irish Times

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demeter gesture isbn baubo women skirt woman naked greek also apotropaic ritual skirts female 2000 pp ancient called lifting ward

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Anasyrmarelated to Apotropaic effect of nakednessMany0.60section
Anasyrmarelated to Apotropaic effect of nakednessPliny0.60section
Anasyrmarelated to Apotropaic effect of nakednessElder0.60section
Anasyrmarelated to Apotropaic effect of nakednessIf0.60section
Anasyrmarelated to Apotropaic effect of nakednessEven0.60section
Anasyrmarelated to Apotropaic effect of nakednessAccording0.60section
Anasyrmarelated to Apotropaic effect of nakednessIreland0.60section
Anasyrmarelated to Apotropaic effect of nakednessChina0.60section
Anasyrmarelated to Apotropaic effect of nakednessThe Irish Times0.60section
Anasyrmarelated to Apotropaic effect of nakednessSeptember0.60section
Anasyrmarelated to Apotropaic effect of nakednessBalkan0.60section
Anasyrmarelated to Apotropaic effect of nakednessMaimonides0.60section

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