- of the word in
Latin (
choragus) and
Italian (corago)
followed the
Attic spelling.
References Liddell and Scott, p. 1668 "
choragus, n.",
Oxford English...
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genus Choragus:
Choragus angustelineatus Frieser, 1978 c
Choragus anobioides Sharp, 1891 c
Choragus anonymus Frieser, R., 1994 c g
Choragus arcuatus...
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Choragus zimmermanni is a
species of
fungus weevil in the
beetle family Anthribidae. It is
found in
North America. "
Choragus zimmermanni Report". Integrated...
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Choragus sayi is a
species of
fungus weevil in the
beetle family Anthribidae. It is
found in
North America. "
Choragus sayi Report".
Integrated Taxonomic...
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Choragus sheppardi is a
species of
beetle in
family Anthribidae. It is
found in the Palearctic: Britain, Ireland, France,
Northern Central and Eastern...
- founded,
whose duty it was to lead the
musical performances directed by the
Choragus. The
office ceased to
exist in 1899. In Solzhenitsyn's In the
First Circle...
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terminology to endowment, sponsorship, or donation). Such was the case for the
choragus, who
organized and
financed choruses for a
drama festival. In
other instances...
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degree (BMus) in 1880,
studying with C. W. Corfe, then the university's
Choragus.
After Oxford,
Harwood spent a year in
Leipzig studying composition with...
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Cercomorphus c g
Cercotaphius c g
Cerius Holloway, 1982 g
Chirotenon c g
Choragus Kirby, 1819 i c g b
Cisanthribus c g
Citacalus c g
Cleorisintor c g Cleranthribus...
- from 1846 to his
retirement shortly before his death. He was
appointed choragus to the
university in 1860, and
published several glees, part-songs, anthems...
