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According to Gr**** mythology, the
Korybantes or
Corybantes (also
Corybants) (/ˌkɒrɪˈbæntiːz/;
Ancient Gr****: Κορύβαντες) were the
armed and
crested dancers...
- Harte, when
Socrates compares himself at the end of the
dialogue to the "
Corybants who seem to hear the flutes", this
shows that
Socrates decision to stay...
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describes them as
living on
Samothrace 39 "Offering of Korybant, frankincense"
Corybant Singular form of "Corybantes",
figures who
worship Cybele 10 Describes...
- Blues. Jazz Alto Solos.
Transcribed by
Trent Kynaston and
Jonathan Ball.
Corybant Productions, 1990.
Includes True Blues. The Art
Pepper Collection. Foreword...
- to dance, in
contrast to
their slow
processional walk, as if they were
Corybants followers of the
goddess Cybele.
After supper at
Holyrood Palace, James...
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commissioned for Bernstein's centennial. The
title is a
reference to
Corybants,
which according to Gr**** mythology, were the
armed and
crested dancers...
