- In Gr**** mythology, the
Pierian Spring of
Macedonia was
sacred to the
Pierides and the Muses. As the
metaphorical source of
knowledge of art and science...
- The
Pierian Mountains (or
commonly referred to as Piéria) are a
mountain range between Imathia,
Pieria and
Kozani Region,
south of the
plain of Kambania...
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students and
based in Cambridge, M****achusetts.
Founded in
March 1808 as the
Pierian Sodality, the
orchestra is
considered by some the
oldest symphony orchestra...
- MI:
Pierian Press, 2nd edn., 1985), ISBN 0-87650-174-9, p. 2. J. Blair, The
Illustrated Discography of Surf Music, 1961–1965 (Ypsilanti, MI:
Pierian Press...
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Pierian 0041) (2014)
Journeys of the Soul.
Music of Bach, Ravel, Liszt,
Scriabin and Balakirev.
Three Oranges Recordings 3OR-14 (reissue of
Pierian 0038)...
-
gesture as a part of the king's
cultural policy,
makes the
hypothesis of the
Pierian, or Macedonian,
roots of Orpheus,
highly probable. The
testimonies referring...
- thing;
Drink deep, or
taste not the
Pierian Spring: — lines 215–216 This is in
reference to the
spring in the
Pierian Mountains in Macedonia,
sacred to...
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visit Calypso, and is the home of Orpheus, the Muses, and
contains the
Pierian Spring.
Mount Olympus, the
highest mountain in
Greece and
throne of the...
- that they had
mines in
Mount Pangaeus and two fortresses. He
writes the
Pierians were
among the
nations that
supplied the army of Xerxes. This district...
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still clutching the bridle,
Bellerophon found Pegasus drinking at the
Pierian spring,
caught him, and
eventually tamed him. Michaud's
Biographie universelle...
