- the
Byzantine "national epic" of
Digenes Akritas and the
cycle of the
Acritic songs. The term is
derived from the Gr**** word
akron (ἄκρον, in plural...
- The
Acritic songs (Gr****: Ακριτικά τραγούδια, lit. 'frontiersmen songs') are the epic
poems that
emerged in the
Byzantine Empire probably around the ninth...
- 12th-century
Byzantine Empire. It is the
lengthiest and most
famous of the
acritic songs;
Byzantine folk
poems celebrating the
lives and
exploits of the Akritai...
- some form of
national identity. Epic poems, sagas,
chansons de
geste and
acritic songs (songs of
heroic deeds) were
often about the
great men, real or imagined...
- the
founder of the
Stoic school of philosophy. Epic poetry,
notably the "
acritic songs",
flourished during the
Middle Ages. Two chronicles, one written...
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included acclamation chants of
laudation or salutation; the
celebratory Acritic songs;
symposia instrumental banquets,
based on
ancient symposiums; and...
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supreme law,
supreme injustice From
Cicero (De officiis, I, 10, 33). An
acritical application of law,
without understanding and
respect of laws's purposes...
- modern-day Afghanistan.
Macedonian songs are in
particular influenced by the
Acritic Byzantine tradition,
while instruments such as the tambourine, the Macedonian...
