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|georg=Parrhasia, ae, f., od. ([[nach]] anderer [[Lesart]]) Parrasiē, ēs, f. (Παῤῥασία), [[Landschaft]] und gleichn. [[Stadt]] im südl. Arkadien, Plin. 4, 20 (Ian Parrasiē, Detl. Parrhasiē). – Dav.: A) [[Parrhasis]], idis, f. (Παῤῥασίς), parrhasisch, poet. = arkadisch, [[Arctos]] od. [[ursa]] = [[ursa]] [[maior]] od. [[Callisto]], [[Tochter]] [[des]] arkadischen Königs Lykaon, [[als]] [[Gestirn]] = der [[Bär]], das [[Siebengestirn]], Ov.: so [[auch]] stellae, Ov.: subst. [[Parrhasis]] = [[Callisto]], Ov. – B) [[Parrhasius]], a, um (Παῤῥάσίος), parrhasisch, poet. a) = arkadisch, [[virgo]], Kallisto, Ov.: [[dea]], Karmenta, Ov.: [[Euander]], Verg.: ders. [[rex]], Sil.: [[axis]], [[Nordpol]], Mart.: [[iugum]], [[Wagen]] ([[als]] [[Gestirn]]), Mart.: Parrhasio Panos de [[more]] ([[Weise]]), Verg. – b) ([[weil]] der arkadische [[König]] [[Euander]] [[auf]] dem palatinischen [[Berge]] zu Rom [[gewohnt]] [[haben]] soll) = palatinisch od. [[kaiserlich]], [[domus]], [[aula]], Mart. | |georg=Parrhasia, ae, f., od. ([[nach]] anderer [[Lesart]]) Parrasiē, ēs, f. (Παῤῥασία), [[Landschaft]] und gleichn. [[Stadt]] im südl. Arkadien, Plin. 4, 20 (Ian Parrasiē, Detl. Parrhasiē). – Dav.: A) [[Parrhasis]], idis, f. (Παῤῥασίς), parrhasisch, poet. = arkadisch, [[Arctos]] od. [[ursa]] = [[ursa]] [[maior]] od. [[Callisto]], [[Tochter]] [[des]] arkadischen Königs Lykaon, [[als]] [[Gestirn]] = der [[Bär]], das [[Siebengestirn]], Ov.: so [[auch]] stellae, Ov.: subst. [[Parrhasis]] = [[Callisto]], Ov. – B) [[Parrhasius]], a, um (Παῤῥάσίος), parrhasisch, poet. a) = arkadisch, [[virgo]], Kallisto, Ov.: [[dea]], Karmenta, Ov.: [[Euander]], Verg.: ders. [[rex]], Sil.: [[axis]], [[Nordpol]], Mart.: [[iugum]], [[Wagen]] ([[als]] [[Gestirn]]), Mart.: Parrhasio Panos de [[more]] ([[Weise]]), Verg. – b) ([[weil]] der arkadische [[König]] [[Euander]] [[auf]] dem palatinischen [[Berge]] zu Rom [[gewohnt]] [[haben]] soll) = palatinisch od. [[kaiserlich]], [[domus]], [[aula]], Mart. | ||
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|wketx=[[Parrhasia]] (Greek: [[Παρρασία]]) was a region in south Arcadia, Greece. Parrhasius, son of Lycaon gave it his name. | |||
Today, the area corresponds to modern southwestern Arcadia, west of Megalopoli, and southeastern Elis. The nymph of Artemis named Callisto, whom the goddess Hera made into a bear and Zeus later made into the constellation Ursa Major, was said to come from Parrhasia. Athenaios mentions a famous beauty context there. | |||
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