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• Bugonīa — (griech., »Stiererzeugung«), die angebliche Entstehung der Honigbiene aus faulendem Ochsenfleisch, wie sie griechische und römische Schriftsteller so oft, besonders Vergil und Ovid, geschildert haben. Die weite Verbreitung des erst durch… …   Meyers Großes Konversations-Lexikon

• BUGONIA — Graece Βουγονία, nomen poematis, Eumelo tributi ab Hieronymo, qui eius duo poemara recenset, Bugoniam et Europam. Eô videtur fuisse descripta fabula Aristaei, qui amistas cum apibus opes reparavit, occisô bove, eô modô quô Virgilius narrat. Inde… …   Hofmann J. Lexicon universale

• Bugonia — The word bugonia (or bougonia ) is Greek in origin, meaning ox birth . It denotes the mythical practice by which bees are produced from the carcasses of dead oxen a misunderstanding similar to the notion of spontaneous generation . The process is …   Wikipedia

• Aristaeus — A minor god in Greek mythology, which we read largely through Athenian writers, Aristaeus or Aristaios (Greek: Ἀρισταῖος), ever close follower of the flocks , was the culture hero credited with the discovery of many useful arts, including bee… …   Wikipedia

• Georgics — The Georgics, published in 29 BCE, is the second major work by the Latin poet Virgil. Its supposed subject is rural life and farming, and the work is generally categorized as a didactic poem. DescriptionThe work contains 2,188 hexametric verses… …   Wikipedia

• Zachary Borovay — is a projection and multi media designer working primarily in Broadway, Off Broadway, US regional and international legit theater venues.His recent Broadway credits [http://www.ibdb.com/person.asp?ID=406788] include projection design for To Be Or …   Wikipedia

• Eumelos von Korinth — Eumelos aus Korinth war nach der Überlieferung der antiken Autoren ein griechischer Epiker um 761 v. Chr. (Eusebius). Er soll ein Sohn des Amphilytos aus dem Geschlecht der Bacchiaden, der korinthischen Könige, gewesen sein (Pausanias 2.1,1). Er… …   Deutsch Wikipedia

• Geórgicas — Libro III, Pastor con animales, Vaticano. Las Geórgicas (publicadas en 29 a. C.) son un poema de Virgilio, el segundo en importancia de entre los que escribió, cuya intención es glosar e informar acerca de las labores agrícolas, además… …   Wikipedia Español

• Георгики — Георгики. Книга Третья, «Пастух и стадо», миниатюра Романа Вергилия (Vergilius Romanus), IV век Георгики (г …   Википедия