-
Peisistratos (Athens). The
Hipparchus adds that the law
required the
rhapsodists to
follow on from one
another in order, "as they
still do". This recurs...
-
ancient Greece. An
account also
identified these strolling songsters as
Rhapsodists during Homer's time.
These were more than entertainers, with an account...
- he
caused the
Homeric and
other poems to be
recited on the
stage by
rhapsodists.
According to Strabo,
Demetrius inspired the
creation of the Mouseion...
- Sicyon] (600-560 B.c), who, as
Herodotus tells us (v. 67), "put down the
rhapsodists on
account of the
poems of Homer,
because they are all
about Argos and...
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considers the real mode of transmission,
which he
purports to find in the
Rhapsodists, of whom the
Homeridae were an
hereditary school. Wolf
reached the conclusion...
- stories: "Lost Souls" (1986) "Coming to Grief" (1988),
novelette "The
Rhapsodist" (1988) "Nightbreed" (1990),
screenplay for the film,
based on
novel Cabal...
- ISBN 978-0-684-82363-8. Wendell, Eric (2014).
Patti Smith: America's Punk Rock
Rhapsodist. Lanham, Maryland:
Rowman & Littlefield. ISBN 978-0-8108-8691-9. Margolis...
- Fili
Gorsedd Gorseth Kernow (Cornwall)
Griot Minstrel Poet as
legislator Rhapsodist Skald The
Bards of
Wales The Bard's Tale (1985
video game) Troubadour...
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Skalds Bard Bhāts Filí
Griot Minstrels Dziady (wandering beggars)
Lirnyk Rhapsodist Troubadour "scold". etymonline.com.
Retrieved June 1, 2019.
Margaret Clunies...
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clergy whom he had
previously laughed at and
considered "enthusiastic
rhapsodists". In 1817 Lyte
became a
curate in Marazion, Cornwall, and
there met and...
