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Selbstbeschreibung des C****s in
Alkmans grossem Partheneion-Fragment,
Museum Helveti**** 34 (1977) 1–55. Risch, Ernst: 'Die
Sprache Alkmans'.
Museum Helveti**** 11...
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George (2001). Die
Sprache Alkmans:
Textgeschichte und
Sprachgeschichte (Ph.D.).
University of Aarhus. Jeffery...
- Hinge, George. “Die
Aussprache des
griechischen Zeta”, in Die
Sprache Alkmans:
Textgeschichte und Sprachgeschichte. PhD dissertation. Aarhus: Aarhus...
- Elsa Anna
Maria Alkman, née Ahlström (18
November 1878 – 21
February 1975), was a
Swedish women's
rights activist,
suffragist and writer.
While living...
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Retrieved 22
September 2015. Forelle, Charles; Stamouli, Nektaria; Granitsas,
Alkman (25
January 2015). "Syriza Win in Gr****
Election Sets Up New
Europe Clash"...
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Huffington Post. 24
October 2011.
Retrieved 8
December 2011. Granitsas,
Alkman; Paris,
Costas (6
December 2011). "Gr****
Politician Expects Recession Will...
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original on 8 July 2012.
Retrieved 10 July 2012. Paris, Coastas; Granitsas,
Alkman (4 July 2012). "Greece's
Creditors to Take
Tough Line". WSJ.com. Retrieved...
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earliest choral lyric poetry,
including the
Parthenia (or "Maiden-songs") of
Alkman, a poet of
archaic Sparta.
Service as a c****gos,
though an honor, was a...
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members Mats
Olausson -
organ and
keyboards on 2, 5, 8, 10, and 12 Andy
Alkman - 2nd lead
vocals on 4 Per
Edvardsson -
harmony vocals on 5 and 11 Patrik...
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century BC),
lyric poet who
supposedly invented the
Alcaic verse Alcman (also
Alkman, Gr**** Ἀλκμάν, 7th
century BC)
choral lyric poet from Sparta;
earliest representative...
