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	Satyr
		Satyrs are not immortal, for satyrs were killed in the mythical Indian war campaign of Dionysus.
		The symbol of the shy and timid satyr was the hare.
		14 the word "satyr" is used to render the Hebrew sh'lrlm, "hairy ones." A kind of demon or supernatural being known to Hebrew folk-lore as inhabiting waste places is meant; a practice of sacrificing to the sh'irlm is alluded to in Lev.
	www.mlahanas.de /Greeks/Mythology/Satyr.html (1063 words)

	Satyr magical legendary creatures
		Satyrs (Satyri), are in Greek mythology, half-man half-beast nature spirits that haunted the woods and mountains, companions of Pan and Dionysus.
		Satyrs bear on their foreheads small bony protuberances that in a goat would grow into horns.
		14 the word "satyr" is used to render the Hebrew sh'lrlm, "hairy ones." A kind of demon or supernatural being known to Hebrew folk-lore as inhabiting waste places is meant; a practice hi of sacrificing to the sh'irlm is alluded to in Lev.
	myth.web-indexes.com /myths/Satyr.html (1025 words)

	Dancing Satyr - Best of Sicily Magazine
		The two-legged satyrs (Greek saturos) were goat-men, usually similar to the caprine sileni, but sometimes depicted as entirely human except for having the ears, horns, hooves and tails of goats.
		Usually priapic, the satyr was said to be lecherous, and a band of dancing, happy satyrs accompanied the drunken god Dionysos.
		Measuring 2.5 metres in height, the satyr is cast in a bronze alloy typical of Roman period castings yet rendered in the Hellenistic style.
	www.bestofsicily.com /mag/art123.htm (433 words)

	Satyr Images - Renaissance, Victorian PG
		During the Renaissance and through to Victorian times, satyrs were often thought of as "noble savages": creatures that weren't as refined as mankind, but who were still one with nature and living in peace with it (something which mankind wasn't doing, but could appreciate).
		In this respect, it was typical to show satyrs sleeping or playing the pipes or walking around with the wife and kids.
		A pack of satyrs is celebrating the birth of a new little satyr, dancing around his proud nymph mother.
	narzil.tfcentral.com /satpic2a.html (447 words)

	Satyrs
		In Greek mythology the satyrs are deities of the woods and mountains.
		They are the companions of Dionysus, the god of wine, and they spent their time drinking, dancing, and chasing nymphs.
		The Italian version of the satyr is the faun, while the Slavic version is the Ljeschi.
	www.pantheon.org /articles/s/satyrs.html (99 words)

	History of theatre - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		This folk theatre of the misty past was mixed with dance, ritualism, plus a depiction of events from daily life.
		In addition, he lays down principles for stage design, makeup, costume, dance (various movements and gestures), a theory of aesthetics (rasas and bhavas), acting, directing and music, each in individual chapters.
		Their dramas were always part of a series of four performances (a "tetralogy"): the first, second and third plays were a dramatic trilogy of related events staged in temporal order, and the culminating fourth performance was a satyr play, a play on a lighter note, with enhanced celebratory and dance elements.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/History_of_theater (3551 words)

	TOKYO NATIONAL MUSEUM Special Exhibition The Dancing Satyr
		This exhibition was designed to introduce The Dancing Satyr, one of the most important national treasures of Italy, at Tokyo National Museum for the first time in Japan prior to the formal display from March this year in the Italian Pavilion at the Expo 2005 Aichi, Japan.
		Satyr is known in the context of Greek and Roman myths, as a spirit of forests (hill and dale) who has pointed ears and a tail, serving Dionysos (Bacchus), the god of wine and fertility.
		Although The Dancing Satyr has lost both of its arms and right leg as well as its tail, this statue beautifully captures the moment at which a drunken and rapturous Satyr is about to leap into the air.
	www.tnm.go.jp /en/servlet/Con?pageId=A01&processId=02&event_id=1393 (750 words)

	Satyr Images - Modern PG-13
		Fauna - a satyr maid, by Amy K. Brown.
		Woodsong, a female satyr playing her pipes, by Dale D. Ziemianski.
		Groupie, a dancing satyr woman, by Anthony Green.
	narzil.tfcentral.com /satpic3d.html (229 words)

	The Dancing Satyr - A Lost Bronze of Praxiteles?
		His pointed, goatlike ears said "satyr." And his splendid flung-back head with flying hair and his backward-bending left leg proclaimed him a dancing satyr, caught in mid-flight leaping through the air in an orgiastic frenzy, while holding a thyrsos, a pine-cone-topped wand, in one hand and a wine-cup in the other.
		Some say this one, larger than life at over 7 feet tall, belonged to a whole troupe of satyrs and nymphs and fauns and other mythic creatures who gamboled and drank and danced and revelled around their wine-god, Dionysos.
		On April 1, 2003, the satyr finally went on public display, in Italy's Parliament building in Rome, where it caused a sensation not seen since the discovery of the Riace Bronzes, those two splendid warriors found in the sea in 1972.
	www.ancientworlds.net /aw/Article/740225 (1112 words)

	Roof Ornament in the Shape of a Maenad and Satyr Dancing (Getty Museum) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		A satyr and maenad dance in a Dionysiac revel on this Etruscan antefix.
		The satyr's bulging eyes, snub nose, and pointed ears emphasize his bestial nature, while the drinking horn he carries points to his debauched nature.
		The maenad, holding krotala or castanets, draws away from the satyr somewhat yet does not actually resist his embraces.
	www.getty.edu /art/gettyguide/artObjectDetails?artobj=35575 (174 words)

	satyr
		Satyrs were usually represented as being very hairy and having the tails and ears of a horse and often the horns and legs of a goat.
		An important part of Dionysus' entourage, they were lustful, fertile creatures, always merrily drinking and dancing.
		Satyre Ménippée - Satyre Ménippée or Satire Ménippée, anonymous French political pamphlet...
	www.factmonster.com /ce6/ent/A0843759.html (139 words)

	Satyr Sculpting Studio - News
		Though Keith still maintains, supervises, and improves the Satyr Website, Drew toured the United States to visit campuses that were offering Masters Degree Programs of his interest.
		This time the theme is Exotic Dancing, more commonly referred to as Belly Dancing.
		It was designed for the Dakini Dance Studio in Redmond Washington, and we may expect it to be cast in metallic simulant resin.
	www.satyrsculptingstudio.com /pages/news.htm (690 words)

	Satyr Images - Renaissance, Victorian PG
		A satyr at a Bacchanalian festival, from a larger painting that The Werewolf!
		[Image 2 - PG-13 - 62K]: In this one, I think the bacchant is going to sit on the satyrs' linked arms, but the way they're looking at her, I can't be sure.
		Female Satyr, by Annibale Carracci, early 17th century.
	narzil.tfcentral.com /satpic2a2.html (506 words)

	Wurlitzer 165 catalog, Appendix
		They were still cased in natural oak still, but with ornately carved and decorated facades, with few or no brass trumpets, being more softly voiced for use in dance halls and carousels as well as skating rinks, and they were played by perforated dry-waxed paper rolls instead of pinned cylinders.
		At about the same time Wurlitzer standardized its roll system so that all its band organs could be played by one of three roll styles: the 125 roll, the 150 roll, or the 165 roll.
		Dance With A Dolly (With A Hole In Her Stockin') (Mar 18, 1940) FT There Goes That Song Again (Sep 27, 1944) FT Too-Ra-Loo-Ra-Loo-Ral (That's An Irish Lullaby) (Jul 14, 1913) FT Down In The Valley (traditional) W
	www.wurlitzer-rolls.com /appendix.html (6573 words)

	Satyr Hill Band merchandise.
		Panama Red, Wild Horses, This Heart Of Mine, You Plant Your Fields, My Little Georgia Rose, Friend Of The Devil, Good Woman’s Love, Little Maggie, White Freight Liner Blues.
		Music taken from various musical genres gives a pleasing, balanced performance showing this group's dedication to a "tight" musical presentation.
		The Satyr Hill Band is one of Baltimore's premier bluegrass groups and can be regularly encountered at gigs in and around the region.
	www.satyrhill.com /merchandise.html (239 words)

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