- 6870)
contains a
Paean to
Apollo written by
Mesomedes. A
total of 15
poems by
Mesomedes are known.
Mesomedes continued in the
Musaeum in
Alexandria even...
-
century AD), and the
hymns of
Mesomedes (2nd
century AD). An
example is the
prayer to
Calliope and
Apollo written by
Mesomedes,
court musician to the Emperor...
- Homer, her saffron-colored robe is
embroidered or
woven with flowers.
Mesomedes of
Crete used χιονοβλέφαρος for her, "she who has snow-white eyelids"...
-
written by Pamprepius, she is
called κυανῶπις (kyanṓpis, "dark-e****").
Mesomedes of
Crete calls her γλαυκὰ (glaukà, "silvery grey"). The
usual account...
- and a scourge, and she
rides in a
chariot drawn by griffins. The poet
Mesomedes wrote a hymn to
Nemesis in the
early second century AD,
where he addressed...
- such as the
Seikilos epitaph, the Hymn to
Nemesis and Hymn to the Sun by
Mesomedes into his own choral-orchestral score. In 1950,
before film production...
- χρυσωπός (khrysо̄pós)
meaning "golden-e****/faced" or "beaming like gold",
Mesomedes of
Crete writes that he has
golden hair, and
Apollonius Rhodius that he...
- with bird
wings attached to her arms.
Nemesis was
described as
winged by
Mesomedes, and is
often portra**** as such in art.
Nightingale the
Robber in Slavic...
-
modern 12 tone ET.
Alypius of
Alexandria Delphic Hymns Seikilos epitaph Mesomedes Oxyrhynchus hymn
Chalmers 1993, ch. 6, p. 99.
Crocker 1963.
Crocker 1964...
- to
observe that the
music of this song as well as that of the
hymns of
Mesomedes tends to
follow the
pitch of the word accents. The
publication of the...
