- The
epinikion or
epinicion (pl.:
epinikia or epinicia, Gr**** ἐπινίκιον, from epi-, "on", + nikê, "victory") is a
genre of
occasional poetry also known...
- Gary Soto
George Sterling Allen Tate
William Wordsworth Giosuè
Carducci Epinikion Milton, John (1966). Bush,
Douglas (ed.). Milton:
Poetical Works. Oxford:...
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their couches and p****ed the word
along to form a
victory procession [
epinikion komon] in
honor of Dionysius. (5) Promptly, many
torches were gathered...
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plates and captions. Bacchylides,
Dithyrambs (470 B.C); xx. 2 Bacchylides,
Epinikion; ix. 23
Pitman 2003, pp. 9–10, 14–15.
Pitman 2003, pp. 9–11, 14–15. Pitman...
- was
hailed as the "best of all the odes" by Lucian.
Pindar composed the
epinikion in
honour of his then
patron Hieron I,
tyrant of Syracuse,
whose horse...
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Olympics portal Sport of
athletics portal Archaeological Museum of
Olympia Epinikion Athletes and
athletics in
ancient Gr**** art Ludi, the
Roman games influenced...
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party or
symposium (Skolion) Song
about victory in an
athletic contest (
Epinikion)
Alcman was a 7th-century BCE poet who
represents the
earliest Alexandrian...
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Didaskalos Eisodos Ekkyklêma
Episode Epode Kommós Mêchanê
Monody Ode
Epinikion Onomastì komodèin
Parabasis Phlyax play
Sparagmos Stásimon Stichomythia...
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interferes in the war. The Gr**** poet
Pindar composes his
earliest surviving epinikion (Pythian ode 10).
Amyntas I, king of
Macedonia (b. c. 540 BC) Cleander...
- Gr**** volumes,
among them the
first Gr**** book
printed in Rome, Pindar's
Epinikion ("Victory Odes"). He also
instituted the Gr****
College of the Quirinal [el]...
