- was an
older term for the p****ageway
while parodos was
widely used by
writers from
Aristotle onwards.
Parodos also
refers to the ode sung by the chorus...
- each
choral song (or melos) of a
tragedy is
divided into two parts: the
parodos (Ancient Gr****: πάροδος) and the stasimon. He
defines the
latter as "a...
- coryphaeus. They also
served as the
ancient equivalent for a curtain, as
their parodos (entering procession)
signified the
beginnings of a play and
their exodos...
- hydathode, method, methodic, Methodism, Methodist, methodology, octode,
parodos, pentode, period, periodic, synod, tetrode,
triode hol-
whole Gr**** ὅλος...
- to help row the boat. This is the
point of the
first choral interlude (
parodos), sung by the
eponymous chorus of
frogs (the only
scene in
which frogs...
- Aristophanes'
Wasps 800-4 both
refer directly to a prothyron,
while the
parodos-chant in Euripides’ Ion
makes indirect reference to one. The
mourning Niobe...
- PMID 14739000. S2CID 8181841.
Cutting J (2012). A
Critique of Psychopathology.
Parodos Verlag. ISBN 978-3-938880-51-7.
Ornstein R (1998). The
Right Mind: Making...
- Thesmophoriazusae,
variations from Old
Comedy conventions include:
Parodos: In Old Comedy, the
parodos or
entry of the
Chorus was an
important element in the entertainment...
- West
parodos of the theatre...
- his
sword and
slowly enters the palace. The
entry of the chorus, or the "
parodos" sequence, follows: a
chorus of
fifteen men of Pherae, led by a "coryphaeus"...
