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Hysplex

Ancient race-starting device

Hysplex (Greek: ὕσπληξ) is a starting gate used in ancient Greek horse and foot races. This device was set up at the starting line and consisted of an

Hysplex

Chariot racing

Ancient Greek, Roman, and Byzantine sport

likelihood of human error. Portable starting gates (hyspleges, singular: hysplex), employed a tight cord in a wooden frame, loosened to drop forwards and

Chariot racing

Chariot_racing

Starting gate

Machine used to ensure a fair start to a horse race

way. Starting boxes normally hold eight dogs, with some holding nine. Hysplex Peake, Wayne (2004). "Chapter 4: Programming and conducting unregistered

Starting gate

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Spectacles in ancient Rome

barriers called carceres, a term that has the same meaning as the Greek hysplex. They were placed in steps like the hysplexes, but there were some slight

Spectacles in ancient Rome

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Panos Valavanis

Greek classical archaeologist (1954–2025)

Archäologisches Institut. Valavanis died of cancer on 14 May 2025, at the age of 71. Hysplex. The Starting Mechanism in Ancient Stadia. A Contribution to Ancient Greek

Panos Valavanis

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Index of ancient Greece-related articles

(Elis) Hyrtacina Hyrtacus Hysiae (Argolis) Hysiae (Boeotia) Hysminai Hysmon Hysplex I know that I know nothing Iacchus Ialemus Ialmenus Ialysos (mythology)

Index of ancient Greece-related articles

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