dithyramb: (διθύραμβος) (Q23791)

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(Greek: dithyrambos). An ancient hymn or poem sung and danced honoring Dionysos; competitive dancing chorus, performed by 50 men or boys; one of

(Greek: dithyrambos). An ancient hymn or poem sung and danced honoring Dionysos; competitive dancing chorus, performed by 50 men or boys; one of
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dithyramb: (διθύραμβος)
(Greek: dithyrambos). An ancient hymn or poem sung and danced honoring Dionysos; competitive dancing chorus, performed by 50 men or boys; one of

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    dithyramb: (διθύραμβος) (English)
    Greek dithyrambos. An ancient hymn or poem sung and danced honoring Dionysos competitive dancing chorus performed by 50 men or boys one of the competitive elements in the Festival of Dionysos the origin of drama according to Aristotle can refer to the poem as well as the performance."" (English)
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