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century BCE. Lyra or
barbitos from the Tomb of the Diver. 5th
century BCE. Lyra or
barbitos from the Tomb of the Diver.
Barbitos in
Nordisk familjebok...
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concert kithara. 5th
century BCE. Lyra or
barbitos from the Tomb of the Diver. 5th
century BCE. Lyra or
barbitos from the Tomb of the Diver. Tortoises****...
- of
Lydian origin, and lyre.
Sappho is most
closely ****ociated with the
barbitos, a lyre-like
string instrument that was deep in pitch.
Euphorion of Chalcis...
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modern writing to
refer to all four
instruments of the lyre
family collectively:
Barbitos Kithara Lyre
Ancient Gr**** Instruments, Homo E****enicus v t e...
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precise technical meaning:
Verse that was
accompanied by a lyre, cithara, or
barbitos.
Because such
works were
typically sung, it was also
known as
melic poetry...
- patria, non
furor civilis, et vis
demeret otium: si quid meae
cantu valeret barbitos et
numerosa Musae, Hos tot
labores non
paterer tuos
oblivioni cederé: nec...
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barbadensis Navicula barbara Navicula barbarica Navicula barberiana Navicula barbitos Navicula barclayana Navicula barentsii Navicula barkeriana Navicula barklayana...
- dear— Damo,
lover of song.
Showing favour [or
perhaps 'bringing aid'], my
barbitos shall ever sing your power, o holy one. Il. 1.572, 578; 14.132; Od. 3.164;...
- used the
mixolydian mode, and in
antiquity she was ****ociated with the
barbitos (a
stringed instrument similar to the lyre);
based on this information...
-
baldensis Strobl, 1899 c g
Empis barbatoides Melander, 1965 i c g
Empis barbitos Smith, 1971 c g
Empis barotse Smith, 1969 c g
Empis basalis Loew, 1873...
