1. Anacreon synonyms, Anacreon pronunciation, Anacreon translation, English dictionary definition of Anacreon

2. Anacreon A II (Anacreon) Anacreon is a terrestrial planet about 20,000 km in diameter

3. Anacreon: Odes of Anacreon, Anacreontics, and other selections from the Greek anthology

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5. What does Anacreon mean? Information and translations of Anacreon in the most comprehensive dictionary definitions resource on the web.

6. Anacreon: The Anacreontea and Principal Remains of Anacreon of Teos, in English Verse (London and Toronto: J

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8. Dole, [1903]), also by Nathan Haskell Dole (page images at HathiTrust) Anacreon: Odes of Anacreon, Anacreontics, and other selections from the Greek anthology.

9. Excerpt from Odes of Anacreon Anacreontics: And Other Selections From the Greek Anthology The present volume contains the best that is left of Anacreon

10. A poem written in the style of Anacreon.

11. Adjective Sometimes Anacreontic. of or in the manner of Anacreon.

12. Anacreon invented the poetic genre "Anacreontics." false

13. Anacreontic definition, of or in the manner of Anacreon

14. Anacreon, ancient Greek lyric poet who wrote in the Ionic dialect

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16. Anacreon wrote all of his poetry in the ancient Ionic dialect

17. Anacreon wrote all of his poetry in the ancient Ionic dialect

18. Anacreon definition, Greek writer, especially of love poems and drinking songs

19. About “The Anacreontic Song” Also known as “To Anacreon in Heaven,” this constitutional song for the Anacreontic Society pays tribute to the ancient Greek poet Anacreon and his penchant for writing

20. Anacreon (ənăk`rēən, –ŏn), c.570–c.485 B.C., Greek lyric poet, b

21. What does Anacreon mean? Greek poet noted for his songs praising love and wine.

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23. Anacreon is the highest rank the average wraith of the Hierarchy can achieve in Wraith: The Oblivion.Anacreons only answer to the Deathlord in charge of their Legion.The primary role of the Anacreon is to run the Citadel in each Necropolis controlled by Stygia; the Anacreon is unquestionably in charge of all of their Legion's affairs in that area.

24. Anacreontics, poems in the style of Anacreon, were written from Hellenistic to late Byzantine

25. Anacreon ((570 BC – 488 BC) was a Greek lyric poet, notable for his drinking songs and hymns

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27. Anacreon ((570 BC – 488 BC) was a Greek lyric poet, notable for his drinking songs and hymns

28. Anacreontic definition is - a poem in the manner of Anacreon; especially : a drinking song or light lyric.

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30. Anacreontic (comparative more Anacreontic, superlative most Anacreontic) Pertaining to the Greek poet Anacreon and his manners; jovial , festive

31. Of or in the manner of the poems of Anacreon, especially being convivial or amatory in subject

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33. Mosaic in the ceiling vault with the names of ancient lyric poets- Theocritus, Pindar, Anacreon, and Sappho

34. Anacreon (582 BC – 485 BC) was a Greek lyric poet, notable for his drinking songs and hymns.

35. Polycrates lived amid great luxury and spectacle and was a patron of the poets Anacreon and Ibycus.

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37. Other articles where To Anacreon in Heaven is discussed: The Star-Spangled Banner: Origin of the melody: …taken from the song “To Anacreon in Heaven,” which first surfaced about 1776 as a club anthem of the Anacreontic Society, an amateur mens’ music club in London

38. The Anacreontic Society was a popular gentlemen's club in London, named in honor of Anacreon, a lyric poet of Greece

39. What does Anacreontic mean? Of or in the manner of the poems of Anacreon, especially being convivial or amatory in subject

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41. First American book printing of the words and music of "To Anacreon in heaven." Published in "Nightingale

42. Anacreon, Greek lyric poet, was born about 560 B.C., at Teos, an Ionian city on the coast of Asia Minor

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44. Anacreon definition: ?572–?488 bc , Greek lyric poet , noted for his short songs celebrating love and wine Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

45. Anacreon, the Greek poet who sang of love and pleasures of wine, has exerted a strong influence on artists through the ages

46. Anacreontics are verses in a meter used by the Ancient Greek poet Anacreon in his poems dealing with love and wine

47. Anacreon was a planet located in the Periphery region of the Galaxy, and was on the route from the region to the Galactic Core

48. Anacreontic definition: in the manner of the Greek lyric poet Anacreon (?572–?488 bc ), noted for his short songs Meaning, pronunciation, translations and examples

49. Anacreon (582 BCE–485 BCE) was a Greek lyric poet born in Teos, an Ionian city on the coast of Asia Minor

50. It was dominated by the Kingdom of Anacreon, which eventually joined the Galactic Empire before declaring its independence thousands of years later

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52. The new society song, "To Anacreon in Heaven" required a new tune and thus all got together and worked on this project

53. A mongst the innumerable translators of Anacreon, there was one—a Frenchman by birth—who was both an illustrious painter and a literary enthusiast

54. About “Anacreontics” Nine stanzas which seem to form an emblematic link between the Amoretti and the Epithalamion, these poems are modeled after those of Anacreon and Theocritus

55. Definitions of Anacreontically in various dictionaries: (of a poem) written in the style of the ancient Greek poet Anacreon, known for his celebrations of love and wine

56. Anacreontics (from the name of the Greek poet Anacreon), the title given to short lyrical pieces, of an easy kind, dealing with love and wine.

57. Anacreontics (from the name of the Greek poet Anacreon), the title given to short lyrical pieces, of an easy kind, dealing with love and wine

58. [After Anacreon, a Greek poet in the 6th century BCE, noted for his songs in praise of love and wine.] The US national anthem 'The Star-Spangled Banner' is set to the tune of the English song 'To Anacreon in Heaven' which was the 'constitutional song' of the Anacreontic Society, a gentlemen's music club in London.

59. Anacreontic (adj.) "of or in the manner of Anacreon," the "convivial bard of Greece," celebrated lyrical poet (560-478 B.C.E.), born at Teos in Ionia.

60. No libretto is included, and as I know nothing of Anacreon, I don't even know what the plot is, but that doesn't take away from the fabulous music

61. Anacreon seems to have taken part in the fighting, in which, on his own admission, he did not distinguish himself, but, like Alcaeus and Horace, threw away his shield and fled

62. Anacreon of Teos, in contrast, suggests that he is willing to incorporate Homeric poetry into his own sympotic poetry, provided that Homeric themes are adjusted to suit the occasion of conviviality

63. The Anacreontic Ode is proof that an ode need not be long and lofty.The Greek poet Anacreon often wrote odes in praise of pleasure and drink, a Dithyramb or Skolion

64. A handbook to literature, c2006 (Anacreontic poetry: Verse in the mood and manner of the lyrics of the Greek poet Anacreon; that is, poems characterized by an erotic, amatory, or Bacchanalian spirit

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66. In Anacreon The word Anacreontics was first used in England in 1656 by English poet and essayist Abraham Cowley to denote a verse metre supposedly used by the ancient Greek poet and consisting of seven or eight syllables with three or four main stresses

67. Anacreon is one of the most important of the Greek archaic lyric poets and has enjoyed a rich reception in both ancient and modern Europe, from Horace in Rome to the so-called Anacreontic poets in modern Europe (among them Abraham Cowley and Robert Herrick in …

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69. Jean-Léon GérômeVesoul 1824 - 1904 ParisThe Story of Anacreon (Four Works): Cupid at the Door in a Rainstorm; Young Love's Shivering Limbs the Embers Warm;Cupid Runs out the Door; The Poet Dreams of Cupid by the Fire the first and second signed lower left:J.L

70. “The Anacreontic Song,” or “To Anacreon in Heaven” with words by Ralph Tomlinson and music by John Stafford Smith is the source for the tune Francis Scott Key had in mind when he composed the lyric “In Defence of Fort McHenry” to celebrate the surprising and heroic victory of American troops stationed at Fort McHenry and aided by the people of Baltimore against the British …

71. "of or in the manner of Anacreon," the "convivial bard of Greece," celebrated lyrical poet (560-478 B.C.E.), born at Teos in Ionia.Also in reference to his lyric form (1706) of a four-line stanza, rhymed alternately, each line with four beats (three trochees and a long syllable), also "convivial and Amatory" (1801); and "an erotic poem celebrating love and wine" (1650s).