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The Piraeus Lion (Italian: Leone del Pireo) is one of four lion statues on display at the Venetian Arsenal, Italy, where it was displayed as a symbol of Venice's patron saint, Saint Mark.

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rdfs:label	Löwe von Piräus (de) Ο Λέων του Πειραιώς (el) Lion du Pirée (fr) Leone del Pireo (it) Piraeus Lion (en) Пирейский лев (ru) Leão do Pireu (pt) Pireuslejonet (sv)
rdfs:comment	Ο Λέων του Πειραιώς είναι ένα μαρμάρινο γλυπτό, που προσομοιάζει με τον "λέοντα της Χαιρωνείας", ύψους υπέρ των 3 μέτρων το οποίο βρισκόταν στον μυχό του λιμένα του Πειραιά μέχρι το 1687 όταν το απήγαγε ο Φραγκίσκος Μοροζίνι. Από την επιβλητική παρουσία του μνημείου, ο λιμένας ονομαζόταν και Πόρτο Λεόνε (Porto Leone). Σήμερα το γλυπτό αυτό κοσμεί την είσοδο του ναυστάθμου της Βενετίας. (el) Der Löwe von Piräus ist eine antike Marmorstatue, die ursprünglich für Athens Hafenstadt Piräus in Griechenland geschaffen wurde. Sie stellt einen Löwen dar und gelangte 1687 als Kriegsbeute in den Besitz der Republik Venedig. In Venedig wurde sie neben anderen Löwenstatuen vor dem Arsenal aufgestellt. Auffällig an der Statue ist eine Reihe von eingeritzten Runen an verschiedenen Körperstellen des Löwen. (de) The Piraeus Lion (Italian: Leone del Pireo) is one of four lion statues on display at the Venetian Arsenal, Italy, where it was displayed as a symbol of Venice's patron saint, Saint Mark. (en) Il Leone del Pireo è una delle quattro statue di leoni presenti all'esterno dell'Arsenale di Venezia. (it) Pireuslejonet är en antik marmorstaty, ursprungligen från Atens hamnstad Pireus i Grekland. Den togs som krigsbyte av Republiken Venedig i slutet av 1600-talet och är numera uppställd vid entrén till Arsenalen i Venedig. Statyn är berömd för den runinskrift som ristades när den under vikingatiden befann sig i Grekland och som återupptäcktes först i slutet av 1700-talet. En gipskopia av lejonet finns i Historiska museet i Stockholm. Runorna beskriver att "Svīar", (Svear) lät rista detta lejon. Dessa svear var med stor sannolikhet Väringar, vikingatida krigare som från 900-talet till 1100-talet tog lejd hos den bysantinske kejsaren i dennes livgarde, väringagardet. (sv) Пирейский лев — скульптура, стоявшая до 1687 года на входе в гавань города Пирей. В настоящее время находится в венецианском Арсенале. (ru) Le Lion du Pirée (en grec moderne : Ο Λέων του Πειραιώς, en italien : Leone del Pireo et en norvégien : Pireusløven) est une sculpture de marbre blanc représentant un lion. Elle ornait Le Pirée, port d'Athènes, durant plus de 1 500 ans avant d'être prise en 1687 par le Vénitien Francesco Morosini dans le cadre de la guerre de Morée. La statue orne désormais, aux côtés d'autres statues de lion, la porte de l'arsenal de Venise où elle a été affichée comme un symbole du saint patron de Venise, saint Marc. (fr) O Leão do Pireu (em grego: Ο Λέων του Πειραιώς, em italiano: Leone del Pireo) é uma escultura de mármore branco representando um leão e que se encontra no Arsenal de Veneza. A escultura ornamentou o Pireu, porto de Atenas, durante mais de 1500 anos, mas foi trazida da Grécia em 1687 pelo veneziano Francesco Morosini durante a Grande Guerra Turca.. A estátua ornamenta hoje, em conjunto com outras esculturas de leões, a , sendo um símbolo do padroeiro de Veneza, São Marcos. (pt)
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