橄榄枝棕榈叶松枝：现代奥运会奖品
At the modern Olympic Games, the first, second and third - placed athletes are rewarded, respectively, by gold, silver and bronze medals. At the Panhellenic Games, there was only one winner whose prize was a wreath or crown of leaves.
At each of the venues , the crowns were made with different types of leaves: - At Olympia, it was a wild olive leaf crown. At Delphi, a laurel crown. - At Corinth, a pine crown. - At Nemea, a wild celery crown.
As well as a crown, the winner received a red woollen ribbon, the t aenia . A famous statue by the sculptor Polycletus (dating from the second half of the 5th century BC) shows a victor tying the ribbon around his head. The statue is called Diadurnenos and there is a bronze copy of it at the entrance to the Olympic Museum in Lausanne .
Finally, the winner often held a palm frond , another symbol of vicory.
重点词汇
Olympia, Delphi, Corinth, Nemea（古希腊地名）奥林匹亚，德尔菲，科林斯，尼米亚（它们都是泛希腊活动会的举行地，对冠军的嘉奖是不合的头冠）
Panhellenic a.（现代）泛希腊的
wreath n.花圈,花冠
venue n.集会地点,角逐地点
olive n.橄榄树
laurel n.月桂树
pine n.松树
taenia n.绑头部的带或绳
Lausanne n.洛桑（瑞士都会）
palm n.棕榈, (意味乐成的)棕榈叶
frond n.叶

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