English: A depiction of
Phryne, a famous
hetaera (
courtesan) of
Ancient Greece, being disrobed before the
Areopagus. Phryne was on trial for profaning the
Eleusinian Mysteries, and is said to have been disrobed by
Hypereides, who was defending her, when it appeared the verdict would be unfavourable. The sight of her nude body apparently so moved the judges that they acquitted her. Some authorities claim that this story is a later invention.
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Phryne before the Areopagus (1861). Oil on canvas, 80.5 cm × 128 cm (31.7 in × 50 in). Kunsthalle, Hamburg
تصویری از فرین، هتارا (درباره) معروف یونان باستان که در برابر آرئوپاگوس از تن بیرون آمده است. فرین به دلیل بی حرمتی به اسرار الوسینی محاکمه شد و گفته می شود که توسط هایپرایدس که از او دفاع می کرد از لباس خارج شده است، زیرا به نظر می رسد حکم نامطلوب
Frine davanti all'Areopago (1861), Jean-Léon Gérôme, Olio su tela, 80,5×128 cm, Hamburger Kunsthalle, Amburgo, Germania