- hólōs σὺ [sy] sỳ λυποῦ [ˈlypu] lypoû | | | πρὸς [pros] pròs ὀλίγον [
oˈliɡon]
olígon ἔστι [ˈesti] ésti τὸ [to] tò ζῆν [ze̝n] zên | | | τὸ [to] tò τέλος...
- M m M m М м [m] μάνα, mana, mána, мана Ν ν N n N n Н н [n] ολίγον,
oliğоn,
olígon, олигон Ο ο O o O o О о [o̞] τ'εμέτερον, themeteron, þeméteron, ҭеметерон...
- of
flying insects except mayflies and
dragonflies Oligoneoptera ὀλίγον- (
oligon-, few) νέος (neos or new) New with
little veins Division of the Neoptera...
- (phaínou) is set to
three notes rising in pitch, the
middle syllable of ὀλίγον (
olígon) is
higher in
pitch than the
other two syllables, and the cir****flex accent...
-
second half of the
Seikilos epitaph,
where the last two
lines read pròs
olígon ésti tò zên, tò télos ho khrónos apaiteî 'It is for a
short time only that...
-
alternative interpretations for a
combination of
neumes "a
kentemata above an
oligon above a psefiston", and
although in
practice some
readings of this combination...
- a slow tempo).
Petasti can also be
combined with
other neumes, such as
oligon, to form
jumps of more than one note up,
still stressed with a flutter....
- Listen: νε [ison]—να [****ntimata:
small tone]—να [
oligon: one and a half of the
great tone]—νὼ [
oligon with diple:
diesis or
quarter tone] This is the intonation...
