Argos X Reader
Kathrine Selvage
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This repo contains a reader plugin for DIOPTIC ARGOS Archive files, whichhave .zip file extension.Individual ARGOS layers are grouped into napari layer with stacks according totheir illumination, stage XY position and Z-stack information.
The plugin implements delayed reading using dask.delayed so that one can quicklysee the contents even for large archives with many layers. Note!: switching tovolume rendering or swapping axes can trigger the loading of all ARGOS layers, whichcan take a long time for large archives.
If you have napari installed you can install the plugin from the napari hub through the Plugins -> Plugin Manger menuentry. After waiting a short while for napari to retrieve the plugins available from the hub, simply enter "argos" inthe filter line entry field at the top to narrow down the plugin list and click install.
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The essays in this reader are designed to supplement visits by travel-study groups to sites and museums in Greece. Each essay focuses on things to see-or at least to note if they cannot be seen-at sites to be visited. In cases where a museum adjoins a site, I offer a separate inventory of things to see. Wherever possible, I use as my primary ancient source the reportage of the ancient traveler Pausanias, who lived in the second century CE and whose Greek text is translated into English at a web-site entitled A Pausanias Reader in Progress. At that site, the original English translation of W. H. S. Jones and H. A. Ormerod (1918) is being gradually replaced by my own translation.
2.5b. Here is a question that may arise: if the two oxen had really been destined for sacrifice, how would the priestess expect to get back to Argos from the Hēraion? My response is that such a question is based on a false assumption, since any procession that proceeded from the point of origin to the point of climax would not retrace its steps on the way back to the point of origin. Rather, the participants in the procession would disperse after the climactic sacrifice, and the participants would find their way back home on their own. Here is an example of what I mean, taken from the erotic novel A Tale of Ephesus attributed to one Xenophon of Ephesus (the translation is mine):
2.5c. In this case, where the procession involves the worship of the goddess Artemis in Ephesus, not of Hera in Argos, it is made clear that the procession comes to an end after the sacrifice. So also in the case of the comparable event described by Herodotus, as I argue, the procession comes to an end after the sacrifice of one hundred cattle. In the case of the prototype of this procession, however, only 98 of the cattle would have been sacrificed because the two boys had been substituted for the oxen who were late to arrive for the beginning of the procession.
2.6. For me, then, the narrative of Herodotus about Kleobis and Biton brings together the importance of the goddess Hera for the population of Argos and, earlier, for the entire Mycenaean Empire, which had once asserted its wealth, power, and prestige at the great feast of Hērā culminating in the sanctuary of the goddess at the Hēraion. Elsewhere, I compare this feast at the sanctuary of Hera near Argos with the feast at the sanctuary of Hera, Zeus, and Dionysus at a place called Messon on the island of Lesbos.
4.1. Three points to note:
4.1A. The so-called Treasury of Atreus.
4.1B. The Lion Gate, leading up to the top of the citadel.
4.1C. The Megaron at the top of the citadel.
4.2. With reference to all three of the points that I have just listed, I now quote the relevant reportage of Pausanias: