- dithyrambic.
Dithyrambs were sung by
choirs at Delos, but the
literary fragments that have
survived are
largely Athenian. In Athens,
dithyrambs were sung...
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Dionysian Dithyrambs (German: Dionysos-Dithyramben), also
called Dionysus-
Dithyrambs, is a
collection of nine
poems written in the
second half of 1888...
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kitharode in
ancient Greece, a
Dionysiac poet
credited with
inventing the
dithyramb. The
islanders of ****s
claimed him as
their native son, but
Arion found...
- of Bacchylides’s
dithyrambs in the text
restored in 1896. The
opening is incomplete, as part of the
papyrus was damaged. The
dithyramb treats a moment...
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published 1892 (Dionysian-
Dithyrambs) in: The Case of
Wagner /
Twilight of the
Idols / The
Antichrist / Ecce Homo /
Dionysus Dithyrambs /
Nietzsche Contra Wagner...
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Eleusinian Mysteries Orphism Dionysian Mysteries Practices Worship Agalma Dithyramb Paean Orgion Hiera Orgas Hero Cult
Oracle and
Pythia Sacrifices and offerings...
- Case of
Wagner Twilight of the
Idols The
Antichrist Ecce Homo
Dionysian Dithyrambs Nietzsche contra Wagner The Will to Power (posthumous)
Concepts and philosophy...
- also
separate competitions at the City
Dionysia for the
performance of
dithyrambs and,
after 488–87 BCE, comedies. Rush Rehm
offers the
following argument...
-
origin of the word "thespian",
meaning actor.
Thespis was a
singer of
dithyrambs (songs
about stories from
mythology with
choric refrains). He is credited...
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contra Wagner and of the
poems that made up his
collection Dionysian-
Dithyrambs. On 3
January 1889,
Nietzsche suffered a
mental breakdown. Two policemen...
