- A
pyrrhic (/ˈpɪrɪk/; Gr****: πυρρίχιος
pyrrichios, from πυρρίχη pyrrichē) is a
metrical foot used in
formal poetry. It
consists of two unaccented, short...
- This was the end of that night's entertainment.
Homer refers to the
Pyrrichios and
describes how
Achilles danced it
around the
burning funeral of Patroclus...
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Pyrasos Nea
Anchialos Πύρασος Νέας Αγχιάλου Nea
Anchialos Magnesia Thessaly Pyrrichios Aspropyrgos Πυρρίχιος Ασπρόπυργου
Aspropyrgos West
Attica Attica Pyrsos...
- tournaments, five
teams parti****ted (Promitheas,
Pyrrichios, St. Thomas, Nemesis, and Kavala).
Pyrrichios won 2 of the cups and St.
Thomas 1. In 2017–2018...
- the
Pontic Gr****s,
still perform the horon.
Serra (dance), also
called pyrrichios, is a
dynamic men's dance. It
likely descends from an
Ancient Gr**** war...
- dance")
Mantilia (Μαντίλια or Μαντήλια "kerchiefs")
Saximos (Σάξιμος)
Pyrrichios (Πυρρίχιος or Πυρρίχη "war dance") At the
height of the Empire, court...
